The modal previously showed zero LDAP replication status -- no
ServerID, no MMR active/inactive indicator, nothing -- and only
aggregate counts, never per-spoke detail (no-inbound flag, relay
note, assigned ldapServerId). An operator had no way to tell whether
replication was actually configured/working without SSHing in.
Added utils/ldap_replication.js's currentSlapdServerId(), which reads
the ACTUAL running ServerID straight from this node's own slapd.conf
-- distinct from what GET /ldap-peers / /ldap-replication-config
currently ADVERTISE for it, which can genuinely disagree right after a
promotion or a new spoke joining (OpenLDAP's static config only
reloads at process start). GET /directory-admin/site-status now
surfaces both plus a `stale` flag, and a full spokes list (not just a
count) with each one's endpoint, LDAP ServerID, and relay path.
directory.ejs renders this as an "LDAP Replication (MMR)" status row
(ServerID, peer count, a "needs setup.sh re-run" warning when stale)
and a Registered Spokes table.
Verified two ways: real running containers via
docker-compose.multisite-e2e.yml (new site-status assertions), and an
actual browser session against the promoted node -- screenshotted the
rendered modal showing the real registered spoke with its assigned
ldapServerId and the correctly-surfaced "not configured (standalone)"
MMR state (this test node never ran site-ldap-register.js against it,
so the mismatch itself is the expected, documented behavior).
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