Hostname not correctly added to ssl certificate #40
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Organization was not set properly in SSL Certificate. This change should fix it.
I needed to place a space between thesecond and last backslash on line 19 to be able to compile
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The organization name is not set properly in the creation of the SSL certificate. This was due to a typo (forgot one '$' sign). This should fix it.
Note: I'm not sure of the change in the Dockerfile. I needed to change what I did to be able to create the docker image.