1PW Linux: Attach File / Choose Icon don't work.

Hello @majortom! 👋

I'm sorry that you're unable to attach a file to an item in 1Password. This is a known issue that our development team is currently testing a fix for in the latest beta version of 1Password for Linux:

We’ve fixed an issue where the file selector didn’t open when you tried to add an attachment.

If you'd like to help us test the fix then you can find instructions on how to switch to the beta here: Use 1Password beta releases

Once testing verifies that the fix works without issues, it'll be included in the stable version as soon as possible.

-Dave

ref: dev/core/core#30360

Hello @1P_Dave

any news here? I use the latest 1Password for Linux BETA 8.10.46 (81046023) with Fedora 40 and KDE 6, but attach file dialog don't work.

BR, Thomas

@majortom

I"m sorry that you're still seeing the issue. The issue should have been resolved for most folks but there are a few edge cases that are still being investigated. The team has a few workarounds that they can suggest and I'd like to ask you to create a diagnostics report from your Linux device:

Sending Diagnostics Reports (Linux)

Attach the diagnostics to an email message addressed to support+forum@1password.com.

With your email please include:

• A link to this thread: https://1password.community/discussion/147189/1pw-linux-attach-file-choose-icon-dont-work#latest
• Your forum username: majortom
• Please do not post your diagnostic report to the forum. This is for your privacy and security.

Please send the entire file.

You should receive an automated reply from our BitBot assistant with a Support ID number. Please post that number here. Thanks very much!

-Dave

ref: dev/core/core#30360

Hello @1P_Dave,

your support helped me super fast. Thanks for the great support. My support ID is [#WWK-32969-319]

The problem was, that Yama is absent or ptrace_scope is set to 0

With this command I was able to solve the issue permanently


echo "kernel.yama.ptrace_scope=1" | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.d/99-ptrace-scope.conf
sudo sysctl --system


I would never have found this solution myself. As a suggestion it would be great if you can implement an check function into 1Password that notifies the user, if there a problems with the OS to run 1PW correct and the steps to solve it.

Best, Thomas

@majortom

I'm glad that the support team was able to help! Thanks for sharing the workaround that applied to your specific case with the community. 🙂

As a suggestion it would be great if you can implement an check function into 1Password that notifies the user, if there a problems with the OS to run 1PW correct and the steps to solve it.

Thanks for the suggestion! I've passed it along to the team internally.

-Dave

ref: PB-42959022