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I’m having trouble getting signed Git commits working with forgejo/gitea, and there are only instructions for GitHub/GitLab in the documentation. The commits have a GitHub no-reply email address on them, the address is added to my Forgejo account, and has been manually verified by the admin. I can successfully push commits with this email address to the Forgejo server. Signing is working locally: ╰─▷ git log --show-signature commit 692cf7c5b97bd14295fc50c5cb4ebd4b4d6584f1 (HEAD -> master, origin/master) Good "git" signature for me@users.noreply.github.com with ED25519 key SHA256:oiB… Author: Me <me@users.noreply.github.com> …and I have the key uploaded to Forgejo, but there is no option to set the key to be signing, or authentication+signing. So I can push commits with that key, but it won't verify the signature. Is there a way to do this with Forgejo? Presumably, it would be the same way as Gitea, but I haven't found any posts with solutions for that, either. 1Passw

So I have two machines, one where unlocking SSH key works perfectly well via system account password (lets say it's 1234). But then on one machine I just can't figure out what's blocking 1password from unlocking the SSH key using the system account password. On the "broken" machine, this is what happens on every new terminal: The "biometrics" or system account password cannot unlock the SSH Key. Instead I have to use my master password for 1password (lets say that's 987654321). 1password is unlocked and open on another monitor if that matters/helps. And after one successful unlock using 987654321 - I can disconnect and SSH again in the same terminal without having to re-unlock the SSH key, for this very specific terminal process. But any new/other terminals won't be able to use the SSH key without the master password input. Also of relevance perhaps, on the other machine, I don't get this fancy prompt. I get what looks like a qt prompt from early 2000's in comparison. Where if I en

We've been using 1password connect for infrastructure secret management in our company for a few months now, and have bumped into this mysterious issue a couple of times already. What happens is that, for reasons unknown to us the access tokens used by the connect servers to authenticate with the 1password backend (the one contained in the JSON file that we download when deploying a new connect server) just stops working. Where "stops working" means that the 1password/connect-sync logs fill up with the error: "Signin credentials are not compatible with the provided user auth from server", and the connect server no longer syncs with 1password. We run several independent deployments of our infrastructure (for different clients), each with it's own connect servers that grant access to different vaults. Until now this breakage of times seems to happen for all connect servers at more or less the same time. For example the timestamp with the first of these messages on 1 server is 2024-04-2

Hello! When using the 1Password CLI, it's not obvious when errors are caused by 1Password rather than the underlying command. I had changed the name of a login a few days ago and the CLI could not resolve the item. Because the login item was referring to AWS, I initially spent 5 minutes assuming terraform had catastrophically failed and I was struggling to debug it. Example: op run --env-file .env -- terraform apply [ERROR] 2024/06/28 16:59:05 could not resolve item UUID for item AWS An easy fix could be to replace [ERROR] with [1Password CLI Error]. Thank you! Cheers, Liam 1Password Version: 8.10.34 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 14.5 Browser: Not Provided

Hi, I am looking to integrate with 1password using the connect and sync servers and waiting for the platform guys to set this up. I will programmatically be retrieving secrets stored in a vault for use in the application. In the mean time I am looking to use a mock connect server to start developing against while I wait. I do not want to connect to a real vault. What is the best way to complete this integration without accessing a real vault? 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser: Not Provided

Hi, Hoping someone can help answer my question... In my NodeJS project, I use the 1Password cli to load my secrets into my env file using the 'op run' command. e.g. op run --env-file="./.env.local" -- npm start In my .env.local file, i'm attempting to reference an environment variable where the value is being fetched from my 1Password vault. Example env file below: VITE_SITE_LINK="op://example/dev/site-url" VITE_SITE_PRIVACY_LINK=${VITE_SITE_LINK}/privacy-policy However, I'm getting the following error: [ERROR] 2023/10/17 15:11:22 item example/5pviavnxgs7lqeimhzeu73blje does not have a field VITE_SITE_LINK.privacy-policy 1Password Version: 8.10.16 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 13.5.2 Browser: Not Provided 1Password CLI Version: 2.21.0

Not sure if it's related to an update, everything was working fine so far. I can't get the agent to load the keys on git requests anymore. The problem : git fetch git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey). The ssh setup : ``` cat ~/.ssh/config ... Host github.com-arnaudb Hostname github.com IdentityAgent "~/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock" ForwardAgent yes `` The agent setup : ``` cat ~/.config/1Password/ssh/agent.toml [[ssh-keys]] item = "Git Arnaudb" vault = "Private" ``` I have a key in my Private vault named Git Arnaudb The git repo was cloned with SSH : git remote -v origin git@github.com-arnaudb:MyRepo/Sandbox.git (fetch) origin git@github.com-arnaudb:MyRepo/Sandbox.git (push) Also i have SSH_AUTH_SOCK in my .zshrc export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=~/Library/Group\ Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock I can't connect to the agent it seems : SSH_AUTH_SOCK=~/Library/Group\ Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock ssh-a

I have a case where we are trying to load secrets from our 1password vault, and make them available in GitHub env variables to be used in other steps. And when we are trying to use these env variables in our env to build system, it doesn't work. We are unable to debug as values are masked. Any suggestions?? 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser: Not Provided

Hello, after recent updates, the --autofill-urls flag stopped working: [ERROR] 2024/05/08 22:00:18 unknown flag: --autofill-urls, how can I create 2 urls when creating a new item? So far I've done it this way in bash function create_new_item() { op item create \ --category "Login" \ --title "$url_project_name [DEV] WP" \ --vault Development \ --generate-password='letters,digits,symbols,30' \ 'username=mf-admin' \ --tags "[DEV] WP" \ --autofill-urls "local-env=$PROJECT_URL,development-env=$DEV_URL" } 1Password Version: 8.10.32 Extension Version: 2.23.3 OS Version: Sonoma 14.4.1 Browser: Chrome

working SCIM bridge utilising Google Cloud platform. I was able to connect the SCIM and using Version 2.9.0 Stable version. Issue is when setting up the app in Okta. Upon enabling the API, we get the following error when authenticating: *Error authenticating: No results for users returned. * Have followed the instructions and added /scim to the end of the base url as suggested within the 1Password community. I used https://scim.example.com for Base URL and Used the Bearer Token from SCIM bridge integration and getting the error. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: 14.2 Browser: Chrome

After the outage the other day this seems much more applicable. Can there be an option for the CLI to always try or try instead the local cache from 1Password desktop app? Seeing as the two already interact with each other. And an outage like the other day (which are inevitable) cause a bit of frustration that could be improved with something like this. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser: Not Provided

The https://1password.community/discussion/138575/zsh-plugin-aliases-break-completion-for-the-command-run-by-the-plugin has all the context, but it was closed without a response or resolution. TL;DR: After op plugin init gh runs successfully and the plugin shell file is sourced, shell completion no longer functions for gh. Before: console $ gh [tab] alias -- Create command shortcuts api -- Make an authenticated GitHub API request ... After: console $ source "$HOME/.config/op/plugins.sh" $ gh [tab] [file/directory listing] 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 14.5 (23F79) Browser: Not Provided

Ever since the latest update my 1P integration on Terraform is randomly timing out reading secrets from a vault where it had been working fine before, is anyone else seeing this behaviour? It will read most of them then hang reading random ones - it will be a different one each time eg: data.onepassword_item.app_clientsecret: Still reading... [51s elapsed] Then: Unable to read item, got error: op error: error initializing client: connecting to desktop app: connecting to desktop app timed out, make sure it is installed, running and CLI integration is enabled I have access to this vault/item and nothing has changed other than my 1password desktop client version. Feels coincidental this is what has changed in the latest update 1Password Version: 8.10.35 CLI Version: 2.29.0 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Win 11 Browser: Chrome

Hello, I couldn't find it explicitly stated anywhere - is the load-secrets-action GitHub Action supported on Windows Runners? I've tried it with the following: - name: load secrets id: onepassword uses: 1password/load-secrets-action@v2 with: export-env: true env: OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN: "${{ secrets.OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN }}" My_SQL_USERNAME: "op://my-vault/my-cred/username" MY_SQL_PASSWORD: "op://my-vault/my-cred/password" but I get the below error: ``` load secrets Run 1password/load-secrets-action@v2 with: export-env: true unset-previous: false env: OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN: *** MY_SQL_USERNAME: op://my-vault/my-cred/username MY_SQL_PASSWORD: op://my-vault/my-cred/password Authenticated with Service account. "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\sh.exe" -c C:\a_actions\1password\load-secrets-action\v2/install_cli.sh /usr/bin/bash: line 1: C:a_actions1passwordload-sec

I'm really loving 1Password as my SSH Agent of choice. One improvement I'd like to see is more control over the key approval settings currently found under Settings > Developer > SSH Agent > Security. These settings are apparently globally configured such that they apply to all SSH keys (e.g., "ask for approval for each new application and terminal session" and "remember key approval for 4 hours".) Ideally, I'd love to be able to customize these settings per vault (or per key!). An example use case for this: * SSH keys used with developer systems that are accessed frequently throughout the day * SSH keys used with production systems that are accessed infrequently with a higher degree of security Ideally, I'd like to configure the key approval settings to be stricter for the production systems than the developer systems, even requiring an approval for EVERY KEY ACCESS for production keys. If having custom settings per key is too complicated, then the ability to customiz

Hi, I just got around to installing the latest 1Password CLI on my Windows WSL instance and 2 of my 4 Raspberry PI servers that are used for various things. I'm seeing a difference between the AMD and ARM versions of the 1Password CLI where "op item get 'ssh-key-name'" retrieves the public key, fingerprint, private key, key type and url fields in the AMD version and only retrieves the private key and url fields in the ARM version. Does 1Password plan on upgrading/improving the ARM version of the 1Password CLI and keeping it in sync with the AMD version? Is there an ETA for when this will happen? I cannot use 1Password CLI until this issue is resolved since I extensively use my Raspberry PI devices for various server components that I self-host and utilize on an almost daily basis. 1Password CLI versions installed - Windows WSL Install of AMD version - 2.29.0 Raspberry PI Install of ARM version - 2.0.0 Please reach out if you have any questions or require more information for my us

At the moment, if an RSA key is stored in 1Password, I can do the following: * Export (or save) the Private Key unencrypted in OpenSSH format * Export (or save) the Private Key encrypted in OpenSSH format * Export (or save) the Private Key unencrypted in PKCS8 format I would like to be able to export in PKCS8 format with password encryption. I suspect that this would also lead to the ability to import encrypted PKCS8 keys; If that isn't automatic, I'd like to also ask for that. 1Password Version: 8.10.34 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: MacOS 14.5 Browser: Not Provided

I am trying to use my SSH keys, which are stored in 1Password, in a dev container launched within VSCode. Here is my ~/.ssh/config ``` Gitlab Host gitlab.com HostName gitlab.com User git IdentityAgent ~/.1password/agent.sock ForwardAgent yes IdentityFile ~/.ssh/gitlab.com.pub UserKnownHostsFile ~/.ssh/known_hosts_gitlab IdentitiesOnly yes A second key for GitLab for work projects. Host gitlab.edgeovens.com HostName gitlab.com User git IdentityAgent ~/.1password/agent.sock ForwardAgent yes IdentityFile ~/.ssh/gitlab.edgeovens.com.pub UserKnownHostsFile ~/.ssh/known_hosts_gitlab_edgeovens IdentitiesOnly yes ``` As you can see, I'm using the public key as the identity file according to https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/agent/advanced/#match-key-with-host 1Password is configured as my SSH agent in the Linux desktop app. I am setting the SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable before launching VSCode. Once I demonstrate that

I'm trying to set up SSH Key Management in 1Password and use the ss-agent functionality. I have it properly working on the host Win11 system, I can properly log on to a git server, as well as sign commits and retrieve available keys via ssh-add.exe I'm using VSCode in combination with WSL. Also for this level of inception, I have this properly working now. The ssh-agent is forwarded into WSL and I can properly log on to a git server, as well as sign commits and retrieve available keys via ssh-add.exe. Now inside WSL, docker is running and I'm trying to work with devcontainers. Here I'm struggling to get things to work. ssh-add -L is not returning anything and ssh-add.exe is not available, since the host file system is not at this level, only on WSL. Is there a manual somewhere how to get this to work? Thanks in advance 1Password Version: 8.10.22 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Win11 Browser: Not Provided

Hey, I noticed an issue with op-cli when I want to retrieve data from within a subshell like so: echo $(op read "op://Private/ixtzwc5y3kolu44vohmleo3xha/username") [ERROR] 2024/06/16 20:18:53 could not read secret 'op://Private/ixtzwc5y3kolu44vohmleo3xha/username': error initializing client: connecting to desktop app: connection reset, make sure 1Password CLI is installed correctly, then open the 1Password app, select 1Password > Settings > Developer and make sure the 'Integrate with 1Password CLI' setting is turned on. If you're still having trouble connecting, restart the app. Interestingly I don't experience any issues as long as I stay in the current shell (see screenshot). Any idea/hints? It is probably worth noting, that I installed 1Password as well as op-cli via https://distrobox.it/. While I expect that the issue relies somewhere in the setup, I still don't understand how the behaviour in a normal shell is as expected, but subshell doesn't work. 1Password Ve

I have 1Password set up behind my SSH key when committing code, but unless the app itself is open or I configure it to keep it in the menu bar the socket will close once 1Password is locked and I quit the app, and it will not ask me to unlock: error: 1Password: Could not connect to socket. Is the agent running? Fortunately the menu bar is a good workaround, it keeps the socket running in the background apparently, but I'd prefer to remove the menu item eventually. I have 1Password configured to run in the background in macOS, can this extend to the socket? Seems like a bug to me. Please throw links at me, duplicate community questions etc., I just didn't feel like searching because it's a difficult topic to look for considering all the different environments. And if there already is a solution, update your documentation because it's not there at the moment. Also, I don't have CLI installed, if that's valuable info. The docs don't say that I need it for this, so I didn't install it.

Immediately after updating 1Password this morning my SSH key management stopped working. I tried restarting my machine and then also tried downgrading from the beta channel to the production channel and restarting and I'm still getting this when I try to do git pull: ``` ❯ g pull mailto:git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists. ``` 1Password Version: 8.10.34, 8.10.36 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: 14.5 Browser: Not Provided

Fix for the issue on the bottom of the post. SSH Keys did not work today in the terminal. Yesterday afternoon they did work. The only thing changed on my system afaik was an windows update running today in the morning: As far as i can remember I've not edited the agent.toml on this laptop before. When the name of the company vault changed from "Privat" to "Mitarbeiter" (or "Angestellte", i cannot remember) I did not have any problems, it probably automatically updated the "agent.toml". In the Browser Extension the vault is currently called "Mitarbeiter" in the 1Password App its called "Angestellte" right now. I do not know when or if that changed since yesterday. The changelog has a entry for changing localization for a number of supported languages, maybe that caused the issue? Also this got added to the changelog twice for that version :P How To resolve: Change the configured vault from "Mitarbeiter" to "Angestellte" in the "agent.toml". https://developer.1password.com/doc

First, the setup: I have a computer that I use for work and for fun. I like to keep these things separate, so I have two local user accounts accordingly. Sometimes I don't fully log-out of one account to switch to the other. I have one single 1Password subscription; likewise, I have 1Password installed within each account. I enabled the SSH agent for both accounts as well, and the OpenSSH service is disabled. Here's the issue: The SSH agent for the first account that logs in after a reboot works. If another account logs in later, while the first account is still logged in, the SSH agent for the second account does not work. Essentially, the sockets or other resources that one account uses for the SSH agent function do not allow another to start. On the account that the SSH agent doesn't work on, this message appears in the log: ERROR 2024-03-14T16:01:49.537 tokio-runtime-worker(ThreadId(27)) [1P:ssh\op-ssh-agent\src\lib.rs:209] Unable to start agent, another process is already liste

[ERROR] 2024/03/11 11:25:40 connecting to desktop app: 1Password CLI couldn't connect to the 1Password desktop app. To fix this, update the desktop app to the latest version. If you're still having trouble connecting, restart the app. If you're using version 8.10.12 or earlier of the app, the 1Password CLI binary must be located in /usr/local/bin/op. Trying to get this to work but gets this error all the time: 1Password Version: 1Password for Mac 8.10.27 (81027003) Extension Version: 2.25.0 OS Version: Mac OS 14.4 (23E214) Browser: Terminal.app with ZSH