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filesystem_access_control
security-filesystem-access-co-filesystem-mcp-server-needs-to-restrict-read-write-1c2db86d
IFFilesystem MCP server needs to restrict read/write operations to specific directories.
THENConfigure allowed directories via command-line arguments (e.g., `mcp-server-filesystem /path/to/dir1`) or, preferably, use MCP Roots. The client can dynamically set allowed directories via roots/list_changed notifications, replacing server-side directories. Ensure at least one allowed directory is set. Use read-only mounts (ro flag) in Docker for sandboxed access.
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filesystem_access_control
mcp-filesystem-access-co-server-needs-to-restrict-file-operations-to-specif-308d8d6a
IFServer needs to restrict file operations to specific directories and support dynamic updates without restart.
THENConfigure the filesystem server to use MCP Roots (recommended) instead of command-line arguments. The client sends roots on initialization and can update them via notifications/roots/list_changed. This allows runtime directory changes. Ensure the server is not started without roots or command-line directories, otherwise initialization fails.
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