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[vitor]

Welcome @alfreduser8,

 

First, reboot. Then update the 1Password command-line tool, followed by (in Alfred) :1pextras → Reset Workflow. Then try again. If it still doesn’t work, see a few posts above yours.

 

Edited January 9 by vitor
Correct link

[alfreduser8]

hi @vitor

thanks for your great work

 

I've already updated the CLI tool and tried the solutions in previous posts (i.e. used :1pextras to force update and reset workflow). 

I only have 1 account and 1 vault

 

Still have same problem of no logins showing after i type 1p and stuck on "updating items will take a few seconds"

 

do you have any other suggestions?

thanks

[vitor]

Can you use op in the Terminal?

[alfreduser8]

I'm not very technical so don't understand what can you use op in Terminal means?

I can open terminal and type op which brings up a list of commands. for 1password CLI which I don't understand

 

- can you point me to a relevant guide that I might be able to read ?

 

Thanks

[vitor]

5 minutes ago, alfreduser8 said:

can you point me to a relevant guide that I might be able to read ?

See a few posts above your initial question (link was wrong in previous post).

[alfreduser8]

• I followed instrucitons in the post you linked i.e listing vaults via op: "op vault list". No 2nd account present.  
• I tried force listing vaults from that account: "op account list" (copy the user id). Then execute "op vault list --account <user id goes here>". This is when you'd get asked for MFA.

 

but I was never asked for MFA and get the following terminal output:

 

 

Last login: Mon Jan  9 22:52:38 on ttys000

smeen@192-168-1-158 ~ % op vault list [REDACTED]

[ERROR] 2023/01/09 23:18:14 expected at most 0 arguments but got 1 instead

Usage:  op vault list [flags]

 

Aliases:

  list, ls

 

Examples:

Get details for all vaults:

 

op vault list --format=json | op vault get -

 

Get details for vaults that a group has access to:

 

op vault list --group Security --format=json | op vault get -

 

Get details for vaults that a user has access to:

 

op vault list --user wendy_appleseed@1password.com --format=json | op vault get -

 

Flags:

      --group string   List vaults a group has access to.

  -h, --help           Get help with vault list.

      --user string    List vaults that a given user has access to.

 

To list the global flags available on every command, run  'op --help'.

smeen@192-168-1-158 ~ % 

 

 

 

any ideas?

 

thanks

 

Edited January 9 by vitor
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[vitor]

2 minutes ago, alfreduser8 said:

but I was never asked for MFA and get the following terminal output

Note the command you quoted and the one you typed are different. Yours was missing the --account. Try it again with that.

 

Send it over as a personal message, though, to avoid posting potentially personal information about an account or vault.

[alfreduser8]

hi @vitor

thanks for all your help again

 

I've managed to get it working, not sure what worked but heres what i did for future reference:

 

1. deleted  old1password 4 folder from library

2. updated to new version of 1 password released yesterday

3. turned off touchID and Apple Watch unlock for iOS and 1password

4. disconnected MacBook from clamshell mode

5. restarted computer

6. in terminal typed "op vault list". then force listing vaults from that account: "op account list" (copy the user id). Then execute "op vault list --account <user id goes here>"

[SuupaPro]

Hello,

 

I'm a new user - just bought my Powerpack today and so far loving this workflow! I do come with one question, how can I change shortcuts? 

As of right now shortcuts are as following:

 

Without the possibility to edit them. I would like to keep them "in line" with 1 Passwords one and to copy username I would for example like to use CMD + C.

Is there any chance to edit those?

 

 

[vitor]

Welcome @SuupaPro,

 

You can edit what each shortcut does by using their respective drop downs. You cannot add bespoke key combinations in there.

 

⌘C could technically be editable, but not to copy the username because doing so requires authentication, a deliberate choice because those can themselves be sensitive information, plus 1Password saves them in the additional_information field which is also used to store the first line of content from secure notes (which are even more sensitive information).

[SuupaPro]

Hey,

 

Yes, I saw that I could change what the shortcut is doing itself but I wasn't sure how to edit the shortcut itself.

In the 1password app I have those shortcuts:

 

What I would like to do is to simply keep the same shortcuts in Alfred 1p workflow so whether I bring 1Password Show Quick Access or Alfred 1p I would be able to use the same shortcut to copy username/password.

[vitor]

I understand the request, but as mentioned above we cannot add random shortcuts to any action, the listed ones are what’s possible. The alternative would be changing 1Password’s shortcuts to match the ones in the workflow.

 

There’s also the matter that a third-party integration is always limited by the vendor’s decisions: 1Password knows when it’s unlocked and can give you access to any data at that point, but external tools (like Alfred) either have to request the information at specific points or gobble it up beforehand. Due to the nature of 1Password and the data it stores, it is a very deliberate decision to ask for the minimum possible and be extra safe, which is why even copying a username requires the authentication step.

[vitor]

Updated to 2023.1.

Use different icon for updating items.