Build docker image from current build, not static version #83
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I found that the existing Dockerfile downloaded a release version and installed it in the image. I don't really see how that approach is usable other than for generating an image based on a specific release version of the SCEP server. In any case, the user should be able to download a specific version directly from Docker hub instead.
With the Dockerfile in this pull request, the image is built using the compiled version of SCEP server/client.
The entrypoint is set to start the server, but the user can just override it on container start to start the scep client instead.