1password Setup 2fa

[Gaetan Boren]

OKI have to get Dropbox synching 1password. I talked to a Dropbox supposrt person whos said go to settings and then connected apps and delete 1 password and it would stop. NOw I'm typing tis from memory so I might have the jargon wrong, anyway it doesn't work and not only can't get dropbox to stop, it has come back and is now looking at my .settings file. Looks like I can't attach screen shots. I need this to stop. Right now.

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Hi Jay, sorry for the delay replying, I did not realize you had made this post. I already went to the link you sent a while back and went to settings, etc. and unlinked it. I am still synching other stuff via dropbox, I just wanted to not sink 1Password. I have succeeded in that, I think. the thigs that's really wierd is, my Dropbox folder still has 1Password in it in a folder called Apps. If I understand you correctly, I could drag the icon of 1P out of the apps folder and trash it. Right? Is that correct? But as you say, that might trash the 1P databaase on every computer. So, that's something I need to ask 1P about. I would attacha a screen shot but it seems too difficult. I should have logged in before writing this. I will try again

Sorry Jay, I just can't reply you with a screen shot. Every time I try to drag a file to the "drag files here" box, the page crashes. Maybe a Mojave issue, I don't know. I am now using 1P7 and synching via the Agile, or Apple cloud. I disassociated the link between Dropbox and 1P on the settings page of my account with Dropbox, which I'm continuing to use as the app to sync XL files, etc. I'm just really perplexed why there remains a folder in my Dropbox called Apps that contains an 11MB file of my 1P app! If I disassociated the link, then why does the app remain? Is it there in case I switch back to DB for 1P? I am leery of just dragging it to the trash.

Thank you! After my quick and dirty URL Scheme-based WF stopped with 1Password Beta 8 I am trying your new one. I executed and opened terminal, but I am receiving the following error. Seems I need to enable something in 1P?

Is there any way to configure this to trigger without using 1p? With the old bookmarks integration I was able to have logins show up in the default alfred search without a keyword trigger. For instance, I would just type in Twitter to open the 1password bookmark

I have your workflow working on one Mac (M1 Pro MacBook) but not on my Intel iMac. When I try to run the "sign in and update items" command, terminal opens but I get the following (user directory is "rich"). Biometric unlock is not ticked.

I have tried installing the 1Passord CLI (based on the "old version of the command line" statement). But it made no difference. I found that I couldn't log into the CLI on my iMac at all, I get the same error about "cannot create directories" there as well. It seems like permissions, but I can't work out for what?

Hi @vitor - the old integration with v7 had the ability to integrate 1Password results into the default with no keyword required - see attached option in the settings. Is this possible to be added to the workflow to match the functionality with v7? The fallback search doesn't quite work the same way.

I have 1Password 8 installed. I have downloaded the Alfred workflow. I attempted to follow the terminal instructions. At present, I cannot 1Password invoke bookmarks, etc, when typing 1p. My debugger info is pasted below.

Thanks for the welcome. Is this a limitation on the 1Password side of things or on the Alfred side? You say it isn't possible at the moment - is there a possibility of it being added/changed in the future via an updated workflow?

So I invoked the workflow command :1pextras. I then selected Reset Accounts. Now "1p" broght me back to the set-up. I could then get back to the 1password terminal interface. From there, I figured it out.

@SirDewalt There was a post from 1Password on Twitter indicating that they would be releasing a standard .pkg installer for 1Password 8, but I don't recall a timeframe being mentioned, so it's probably with contacting their support to add your voice to those asking for a deployable installer.

I used the curl commands above to download the 1Password.app on my local client, then used Packages.app to create a distribution package. Upload the pkg to Jamf, create policy to install app, scope, victory! Hope this helps!

You should be able to assign free licenses in apple business manager for 1password for the apple store version and make that appstore app available in self service. Users should not have to open appstore or log into it.

No VPP or PKG installs as of this date... frustrating. If they had an enterprise release date, that would feel better than us IT guys wondering how to proceed - should we wait for version 8 VPP / PKG (if they ever even release?), or go ahead and write our own custom install script? We have our users on the VPP App Store version 7. We are not sure how to proceed in the short term as version 7 will not be receiving security updates.

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