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c79bdab51b Merge pull request 'fix(secrets): wrap an image server's own command, not just entrypoint' (#121) from fix/injector-image-server-argv into main
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2026-08-21 10:14:42 +00:00
Michal
913c0fbdc6 fix(secrets): wrap an image server's own command, not just entrypoint
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Migrating docmost and my-home-assistant, both rendered their secret and
neither picked it up. The pod spec showed why:

  command: (empty)
  args:    ["node","build/index.js"]
  server.entrypoint: (unset)

wrapCommand consulted only `server.entrypoint` for non-package servers, so
with `entrypoint` unset it returned undefined, the wrapper was skipped
entirely, and the container ran its normal command — which never sourced
/vault/secrets/<name>. The failure is silent by construction: the agent
init container succeeds, the file is there, and the server simply starts
with empty credentials.

An explicit `command` on an image server is already a complete command
line — mcpd's exec mode would run exactly it — so it should be wrapped
verbatim. `entrypoint` is only needed when there is no command at all and
the image's own ENTRYPOINT would take over.

Now branches on the three real shapes: package server (prepend the runner
entrypoint mcpd owns), image + command (use verbatim), image only (require
the declared entrypoint).

Seven tests, one per shape plus the two undefined cases. Reintroducing the
old logic fails two of them — checked before keeping.

Both servers were rolled back to secretDelivery: env and are healthy; they
can migrate once this ships.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018vybEitX4FykeMatKe5Xki
2026-08-21 11:14:39 +01:00
beb57baf58 Merge pull request 'fix(secrets): injector-delivered servers must attach, not exec' (#120) from feat/injector-attach-mode into main
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2026-08-21 01:05:53 +00:00
Michal
0a83f71648 fix(secrets): injector-delivered servers must attach, not exec
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With injected delivery the credentials exist ONLY in PID 1's environment:
the container command is a shell that sources /vault/secrets/<name> and
execs the real server, so the values live in that process and nowhere
else — not in the pod spec, which is the whole point.

mcpd picks its STDIO mode from the server's shape: an explicit command or
a packageName selects `exec`, a bare dockerImage selects `attach`. `exec`
spawns a NEW process inside the container, which never sourced the file
and therefore starts with empty credentials. The server comes up, answers
tools/list, and fails every authenticated call — precisely the silent
empty-token failure this feature exists to prevent.

Seen as `Readiness check (list_datasources) failed: process exited 1` on a
pod whose PID 1 demonstrably held the token (verified via /proc/1/environ:
GRAFANA_URL set, token 46 chars, nothing in the pod spec).

So secretDelivery: injector now forces attach regardless of server shape.
Safe because wrapCommandForInjector execs rather than forks, so PID 1 IS
the server. It also means no bouncer or HTTP shim is needed — mcpd's
PersistentStdio already holds one long-lived connection; it was simply
pointed at the wrong process.

Note this inverts an assumption I had earlier: image-entrypoint servers
were already on the attach path and would have worked; it is the
package-based ones that were broken. gitea remains the sole exception, and
for the unrelated reason that it is distroless and has no shell to source
the file.

Extracts the decision as a pure `chooseStdioMode()` so it can be tested —
it is subtle and fails silently. Six cases pinned, including that env
delivery still execs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018vybEitX4FykeMatKe5Xki
2026-08-21 02:05:51 +01:00
f25616f720 Merge pull request 'fix(secrets): injector wrapper must replace the entrypoint' (#119) from fix/injector-entrypoint into main
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2026-08-21 00:28:33 +00:00
Michal
ec35e1cc36 fix(secrets): the injector wrapper must replace the entrypoint, not extend it
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Caught migrating a real server: the pod crashlooped with
`.: cannot open /vault/secrets/grafana-creds`, and the reason was in the
generated spec:

  args: ["/bin/sh","-c",". /vault/secrets/grafana-creds; exec \"$0\" \"$@\"",
         "@leval/mcp-grafana"]

mcpd deliberately maps ContainerSpec.command -> k8s `args` so a package
server keeps its runner image's ENTRYPOINT (`npx -y`, `uvx`). Putting the
sourcing wrapper there meant the pod actually ran
`npx -y /bin/sh -c '...'` — npx trying to resolve a package called
/bin/sh. The agent had rendered the file correctly; nothing ever sourced it.

Adds `ContainerSpec.entrypoint`, which maps to k8s `command` and so
REPLACES the image entrypoint, and has wrapCommand fold that entrypoint
into the argv it returns (`npx -y` / `uvx` for package servers, the
server's own `entrypoint` field for dockerImage servers — already required
at validation for exactly this reason).

Two tests pin it: a wrapped server emits `command` and no `args`; an
unwrapped one still emits `args` and no `command`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018vybEitX4FykeMatKe5Xki
2026-08-21 01:28:21 +01:00
13421008c7 Merge pull request 'fix(servers): persist secretDelivery and entrypoint' (#118) from fix/server-repo-field-mapping into main
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2026-08-20 22:41:12 +00:00
8 changed files with 253 additions and 37 deletions

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@@ -564,8 +564,13 @@ export class InstanceService {
spec.serviceAccountName = identity;
spec.automountServiceAccountToken = true;
spec.annotations = this.serverIdentity!.annotationsFor(identity, spec.envFromSecret);
// Replaces the image entrypoint (see wrapCommand); the original argv
// is folded in, so spec.command must not also be emitted as args.
const wrapped = this.serverIdentity!.wrapCommand(server, spec.command);
if (wrapped !== undefined) spec.command = wrapped;
if (wrapped !== undefined) {
spec.entrypoint = wrapped;
delete spec.command;
}
} catch (idErr) {
const msg = idErr instanceof Error ? idErr.message : String(idErr);
return this.markInstanceError(instance, `secret identity provisioning failed: ${msg}`);

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@@ -259,7 +259,12 @@ function buildContainerSpec(spec: ContainerSpec) {
// In Docker, spec.command maps to Cmd (args to entrypoint).
// In k8s, we use `args` to pass arguments to the image's entrypoint,
// preserving the runner image's entrypoint (uvx, npx -y, etc.)
if (spec.command && spec.command.length > 0) {
//
// `entrypoint` is the exception: it REPLACES the entrypoint (k8s `command`),
// which injected secret delivery needs so the sourcing shell can be PID 1.
if (spec.entrypoint && spec.entrypoint.length > 0) {
container.command = spec.entrypoint;
} else if (spec.command && spec.command.length > 0) {
container.args = spec.command;
}

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@@ -62,6 +62,59 @@ function parseStreamableResponse(body: string): McpProxyResponse {
return JSON.parse(body) as McpProxyResponse;
}
/**
* Decide how mcpd opens a STDIO session against a running container.
*
* attach → connect to PID 1's stdin/stdout
* exec → spawn a NEW process inside the container
*
* Pure and exported so the choice is testable: it is subtle, and getting it
* wrong fails silently rather than loudly (see the injector case below).
*/
export function chooseStdioMode(server: {
name: string;
id: string;
secretDelivery?: string | null;
command?: string[] | null;
packageName?: string | null;
dockerImage?: string | null;
runtime?: string | null;
}): StdioMode {
// Injected delivery MUST attach, whatever the server type.
//
// The secrets exist only in PID 1's environment: the container command is a
// shell that sources /vault/secrets/<name> and execs the real server, so the
// values live in that process and nowhere else — not in the pod spec, which
// is the entire point of the feature.
//
// `exec` spawns a NEW process, which never sourced the file and so starts
// with empty credentials. The server comes up, answers tools/list, and fails
// every authenticated call — the exact silent-empty-token failure this
// feature exists to prevent. Observed as
// `Readiness check (list_datasources) failed: process exited 1` on a pod
// whose PID 1 demonstrably held the token.
//
// Safe because wrapCommandForInjector execs rather than forks, so PID 1 IS
// the server process.
if (server.secretDelivery === 'injector') return { kind: 'attach' };
if (server.command !== null && server.command !== undefined && server.command.length > 0) {
return { kind: 'exec', command: server.command };
}
if (server.packageName !== null && server.packageName !== undefined && server.packageName !== '') {
return { kind: 'exec', command: buildRuntimeSpawnCmd(server.runtime ?? 'node', server.packageName) };
}
// Image entrypoint IS the MCP server.
if (server.dockerImage !== null && server.dockerImage !== undefined && server.dockerImage !== '') {
return { kind: 'attach' };
}
throw new InvalidStateError(
`Server '${server.name}' (${server.id}) uses STDIO transport but has no ` +
`packageName, command, or dockerImage. Configure one of these.`,
);
}
export class McpProxyService {
/** Session IDs per server for streamable-http protocol */
private sessions = new Map<string, string>();
@@ -159,20 +212,15 @@ export class McpProxyService {
// - command set → exec the given command in the container.
// - dockerImage only → attach to PID 1 (image entrypoint IS the MCP server).
// - nothing → unreachable, reject.
const runtime = (server.runtime as string | null) ?? 'node';
let mode: StdioMode;
if (command && command.length > 0) {
mode = { kind: 'exec', command };
} else if (packageName) {
mode = { kind: 'exec', command: buildRuntimeSpawnCmd(runtime, packageName) };
} else if (dockerImage) {
mode = { kind: 'attach' };
} else {
throw new InvalidStateError(
`Server '${server.name}' (${server.id}) uses STDIO transport but has no ` +
`packageName, command, or dockerImage. Configure one of these.`,
);
}
const mode = chooseStdioMode({
name: server.name as string,
id: server.id as string,
secretDelivery: server.secretDelivery as string | null,
command,
packageName,
dockerImage,
runtime: server.runtime as string | null,
});
// Try persistent connection first
try {
@@ -181,7 +229,7 @@ export class McpProxyService {
this.removeClient(instance.containerId);
// Fall back to one-shot exec when we have a command to run.
if (mode.kind === 'exec') {
return sendViaStdio(this.orchestrator, instance.containerId, packageName, method, params, 120_000, command, runtime);
return sendViaStdio(this.orchestrator, instance.containerId, packageName, method, params, 120_000, command, (server.runtime as string | null) ?? 'node');
}
// Attach mode has no one-shot equivalent, but the failure is usually
// a stale pipe from an in-place container restart — retry once

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@@ -62,6 +62,17 @@ export interface ContainerSpec {
serviceAccountName?: string;
/** Injected agents need the projected SA token; plain servers do not. */
automountServiceAccountToken?: boolean;
/**
* REPLACES the image's ENTRYPOINT (k8s `command`), unlike `command`, which is
* appended to it as `args`.
*
* Needed only for injected secret delivery: the container has to run a shell
* that sources the rendered file before exec'ing the real process, and that
* shell must BE the entrypoint. Because it replaces the entrypoint, the argv
* here has to include whatever the image's entrypoint would have contributed
* (`npx -y`, `uvx`, ...).
*/
entrypoint?: string[];
/** Host port to bind (null = auto-assign) */
hostPort?: number | null;
/** Container port to expose */

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@@ -96,26 +96,6 @@ export class ServerIdentityService {
});
}
/**
* Rewrite argv so the rendered secrets are sourced before the server runs.
*
* `command` is what mcpd already computed: for package-based servers that is
* the runner image's entrypoint plus the package, which mcpd owns. For a
* dockerImage server it may be absent — the image's own ENTRYPOINT would run,
* and mcpd cannot introspect it, which is why `entrypoint` is required on the
* server row in that case (enforced at validation).
*/
wrapCommand(
server: Pick<McpServer, 'env' | 'entrypoint'>,
command: string[] | undefined,
): string[] | undefined {
const secretNames = this.secretNamesFor(server);
if (secretNames.length === 0) return command;
const argv = command ?? (server.entrypoint as string[] | null) ?? undefined;
if (argv === undefined || argv.length === 0) return command;
return wrapCommandForInjector(argv, secretNames);
}
/** Identity name for a server — also the SA, policy and role name. */
identityNameFor(serverName: string): string {
return `${IDENTITY_PREFIX}${serverName}`;
@@ -135,6 +115,51 @@ export class ServerIdentityService {
return [...names].sort((a, b) => a.localeCompare(b));
}
/**
* Build the container ENTRYPOINT that sources the rendered secrets and then
* execs the real server.
*
* This must REPLACE the image's entrypoint, not extend it. mcpd normally puts
* a package server's argv into k8s `args` so the runner image's `npx -y` /
* `uvx` entrypoint still runs; a wrapper placed there would be executed BY
* npx (`npx -y /bin/sh -c ...`) and fail. So the argv returned here folds in
* whatever the image's entrypoint would have contributed.
*
* Returns undefined when there is nothing to wrap, leaving the pod on the
* normal entrypoint+args path.
*/
wrapCommand(
server: Pick<McpServer, 'env' | 'entrypoint' | 'packageName' | 'runtime'>,
command: string[] | undefined,
): string[] | undefined {
const secretNames = this.secretNamesFor(server);
if (secretNames.length === 0) return undefined;
// Build the COMPLETE argv the container should run. It differs by shape:
//
// package server — mcpd owns the runner image, whose ENTRYPOINT
// (`npx -y` / `uvx`) is lost once we take over
// `command`, so it must be prepended here.
// image + command — `command` is already a full command line; mcpd would
// have run exactly it. Prepending anything breaks it.
// image only — the image's own ENTRYPOINT would run and mcpd cannot
// introspect it, so the row must declare `entrypoint`.
//
// Getting this wrong returns undefined and SILENTLY skips the wrapper: the
// agent still renders the file, nothing sources it, and the server starts
// with empty credentials. Observed on docmost and my-home-assistant, which
// carry a `command` but no `entrypoint`.
const hasPackage = server.packageName !== null && server.packageName !== undefined && server.packageName !== '';
const argv = hasPackage
? [...(server.runtime === 'python' ? ['uvx'] : ['npx', '-y']), ...(command ?? [server.packageName as string])]
: command !== undefined && command.length > 0
? command
: ((server.entrypoint as string[] | null) ?? undefined);
if (argv === undefined || argv.length === 0) return undefined;
return wrapCommandForInjector(argv, secretNames);
}
/**
* Converge the identity for one server. Returns the identity name so the
* caller can stamp it onto the pod spec.

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@@ -0,0 +1,58 @@
/**
* Which argv the injector wrapper wraps, by server shape.
*
* Getting this wrong is SILENT: wrapCommand returns undefined, the wrapper is
* skipped, the agent still renders /vault/secrets/<name>, nothing sources it,
* and the server starts with empty credentials. Observed live on docmost and
* my-home-assistant, which carry a `command` but no `entrypoint`.
*/
import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest';
import { ServerIdentityService } from '../src/services/server-identity.service.js';
import type { SecretBackendService } from '../src/services/secret-backend.service.js';
const svc = new ServerIdentityService(
{} as unknown as SecretBackendService,
{ namespace: 'mcpctl-servers', ensure: async () => undefined, remove: async () => undefined },
);
const withSecret = { env: [{ name: 'T', valueFrom: { secretRef: { name: 'creds', key: 'K' } } }] };
/** The wrapper is `sh -c <script> arg0 arg1...`; argv starts at index 3. */
const argvOf = (r: string[] | undefined): string[] | undefined => r?.slice(3);
describe('wrapCommand argv by server shape', () => {
it('prepends the node runner entrypoint for a package server', () => {
const r = svc.wrapCommand({ ...withSecret, packageName: '@leval/mcp-grafana', runtime: 'node', entrypoint: null } as never, ['@leval/mcp-grafana']);
expect(argvOf(r)).toEqual(['npx', '-y', '@leval/mcp-grafana']);
});
it('prepends uvx for a python package server', () => {
const r = svc.wrapCommand({ ...withSecret, packageName: 'mcp-searxng', runtime: 'python', entrypoint: null } as never, ['mcp-searxng']);
expect(argvOf(r)).toEqual(['uvx', 'mcp-searxng']);
});
it('uses an image server\'s command verbatim — prepending anything breaks it', () => {
// The docmost/home-assistant regression: this used to return undefined.
const r = svc.wrapCommand({ ...withSecret, packageName: null, entrypoint: null } as never, ['node', 'build/index.js']);
expect(argvOf(r)).toEqual(['node', 'build/index.js']);
});
it('falls back to the declared entrypoint for an image server with no command', () => {
const r = svc.wrapCommand({ ...withSecret, packageName: null, entrypoint: ['/usr/local/bin/gitea-mcp'] } as never, undefined);
expect(argvOf(r)).toEqual(['/usr/local/bin/gitea-mcp']);
});
it('returns undefined when there is genuinely nothing to run', () => {
expect(svc.wrapCommand({ ...withSecret, packageName: null, entrypoint: null } as never, undefined)).toBeUndefined();
});
it('returns undefined for a server with no secret refs', () => {
expect(svc.wrapCommand({ env: [], packageName: 'p', runtime: 'node', entrypoint: null } as never, ['p'])).toBeUndefined();
});
it('always sources before exec, whatever the shape', () => {
const r = svc.wrapCommand({ ...withSecret, packageName: null, entrypoint: null } as never, ['node', 'x.js']);
expect(r?.[0]).toBe('/bin/sh');
expect(r?.[2]).toContain('. /vault/secrets/creds');
expect(r?.[2]).toContain('exec "$0" "$@"');
});
});

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@@ -136,3 +136,23 @@ describe('shell quoting survives adversarial values', () => {
expect(out).toBe('');
});
});
describe('the wrapper must REPLACE the image entrypoint, not extend it', () => {
// Regression: mcpd maps ContainerSpec.command -> k8s `args` so the runner
// image's `npx -y` / `uvx` entrypoint still runs. Emitting the wrapper there
// meant the pod actually ran `npx -y /bin/sh -c '...'`, which crashlooped.
it('emits container.command (entrypoint) and no args', () => {
const pod = generatePodSpec({
name: 'g', image: 'runner',
entrypoint: ['/bin/sh', '-c', '. /vault/secrets/s; exec "$0" "$@"', 'npx', '-y', '@leval/mcp-grafana'],
} as ContainerSpec, 'mcpctl-servers');
expect(pod.spec.containers[0]?.command?.[0]).toBe('/bin/sh');
expect(pod.spec.containers[0]?.args).toBeUndefined();
});
it('leaves the normal entrypoint+args path alone when not wrapping', () => {
const pod = generatePodSpec({ name: 'g', image: 'runner', command: ['@leval/mcp-grafana'] } as ContainerSpec, 'mcpctl-servers');
expect(pod.spec.containers[0]?.command).toBeUndefined();
expect(pod.spec.containers[0]?.args).toEqual(['@leval/mcp-grafana']);
});
});

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@@ -0,0 +1,44 @@
/**
* How mcpd opens a STDIO session: attach to PID 1, or exec a new process.
*
* Subtle and silent when wrong. With injected secret delivery the credentials
* exist ONLY in PID 1's environment (a shell sourced /vault/secrets/<name> and
* exec'd the server), so an `exec` starts a process with empty credentials —
* the server comes up, answers tools/list, and fails every authenticated call.
*/
import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest';
import { chooseStdioMode } from '../src/services/mcp-proxy-service.js';
const base = { name: 's', id: 'id1' };
describe('chooseStdioMode', () => {
it('attaches for an injector server even though it has a packageName', () => {
// The regression: packageName would otherwise select exec, and exec loses
// the secrets entirely.
expect(chooseStdioMode({ ...base, secretDelivery: 'injector', packageName: '@leval/mcp-grafana' }))
.toEqual({ kind: 'attach' });
});
it('attaches for an injector server even though it has an explicit command', () => {
expect(chooseStdioMode({ ...base, secretDelivery: 'injector', command: ['node', 'x.js'] }))
.toEqual({ kind: 'attach' });
});
it('still execs a package server on the default env delivery', () => {
const m = chooseStdioMode({ ...base, secretDelivery: 'env', packageName: '@leval/mcp-grafana', runtime: 'node' });
expect(m.kind).toBe('exec');
});
it('still prefers an explicit command over packageName on env delivery', () => {
expect(chooseStdioMode({ ...base, secretDelivery: 'env', command: ['node', 'x.js'], packageName: 'p' }))
.toEqual({ kind: 'exec', command: ['node', 'x.js'] });
});
it('attaches for an image-entrypoint server, as before', () => {
expect(chooseStdioMode({ ...base, dockerImage: 'gitea/mcp:latest' })).toEqual({ kind: 'attach' });
});
it('rejects a server with no way to start', () => {
expect(() => chooseStdioMode({ ...base })).toThrow(/packageName, command, or dockerImage/);
});
});