Change the ldap container healthcheck to check if users have been loaded

[markpatton]

You can verify it works by commenting out the ldapadd command.

[rpoet-jh]

@markpatton looks good. Only other thing I noticed is that I used to see in the ldap logs when the users were created, but I don't see that in the log any longer. However, I'm able to login using staff1, so the users have to be there. Not a big deal, just pointing it out jic.

[markpatton]

@rpoet-jh That's probably a side effect of moving init stuff to the healthcheck. I wonder if there is a way to see output from the healthcheck?

[rpoet-jh]

@rpoet-jh That's probably a side effect of moving init stuff to the healthcheck. I wonder if there is a way to see output from the healthcheck?

@markpatton Ah right, because the ldapadd call was in the docker command config, makes sense. I wouldn't worry about it, if there is any issue, the ldap container won't become healthy.