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Description of problem:
When user tries to click the link listed in the package info pane, it fails; upon closer inspection, the URL is pointing to localhost, not the katello server.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Sync a content channel.
2. Content > Promotions > Product > Packages > $package name
3. View resulting package info pane on right.
4. Observe URL listed for the Download link
  
Actual results:
localhost link

Expected results:
proper link

Additional info:

Created attachment 520646 [details]
screenshot

The URL link in question is a value coming from Pulp.  Pulp appears to derive the hostname from the pulp.conf file specifically:

[server]
server_name: localhost

This seems like maybe something the backend team should fix in the puppet script, then - put the proper value in pulp.conf. 

adding inecas to the CC: for his thoughts

Pulp puppet manifest fixed to correctly set up the hostname: commit 5cda0fa0488b4871533d2e6e56a770a2e976c58e

Note 1: it's required to synchronize the repo again for the change in the pulp.conf to take effect

Note 2: the download url still is not correct, waiting for Pulp to fix the bug
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=745751

Verified.

getting rid of 6.0.0 version since that doesn't exist