Added ability to sepcifiy different values for ldap 'host' and 'name' #46
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… useful for k8s which will often have different internal and external names
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The primary use case for this is Kubernetes where the external and internal names will be different.
Within Kubernetes you address services by .. the service name will often include elements related to the deployment.
Eg Externally you might want to use
ldap.example.orgas the friendly name to display to the end user. Within the kubernetes cluster this may beopenldap-master.internal.k8s.example.orgwhereopenldap-masteris the service name,internalis the namespace andk8s.example.orgis the cluster name