converting from Keepass2 using converter [Need 1Password 7]

@joseph_fsm

The file's size is 0, so there is nothing to convert!

Something went wrong with your keepass2 export.

nevermind.

@joseph_fsm

I'm confused - Windows is indicating the file is an XML document, so that means its extension is .xml.

But your command line output is indicating the file you supplied was pm_export.json.

If the file has a .json suffix, then Windows Explorer or Properties would show the file as a JSON file, not an XML file.

I thought the converter converted the exported keepass database from a xml into a json. (far as I'm concerned, i'm blind to the whole matter)

I see where my error was but there's still an issue...

C:\temp\mrc-converter-suite>perl convert.pl -v -d keepass2 c:\temp\mrc-converter-suite\pm_export.xml
main : Runninng script from 'C:/temp/mrc-converter-suite'
main : Command Line: -v -d keepass2 c:\temp\mrc-converter-suite\pm_export.xml
main : Output file: C:\Users\josep\Desktop\1P_import.1pif
The file 'c:\temp\mrc-converter-suite\pm_export.xml' does not exist.

I thought I was supposed to name the export "pm_export.json"

I was using the example. SO SORRY :)

Of course, naming the correct SOURCE file didn't work either. It's clearly present in my folder.

@joseph_fsm

You might have a double extension on the export file name - check it with Properties. If the converter is saying the file does not exist, it means the exact path and filename you are providing is not correct. So check the exact path and file name, including the extensions (as Windows sees it).

[edit - my reply to your earlier post]

No, the convert will accept as input a keepass2 XML export, and convert it into a 1Password 1PIF file for importing into 1Password.

The diagnostics you're providing are indicating that your input file name is incorrect.

Again, non-programmer's mistakes:
1. I didn't place the export into the mrc folder (grr)
2. the desktop location it wanted to put the converted file was missing

With those fixes, I have successfully converted my database! Now to see if they import properly...

Great.

If I read correctly, you are using 1Password 8 - I don't know if that yet imports 1Password's 1PIF file, but the 1Password folks will provide guidance.

When I return in about an hour, I'll test out 1Password 8, and see what needs to be done to import the 1PIF (if it does not yet do that).