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Hello, I am trying to connect to the 1password API via the connect server. Currently in our setup we host the connect docker image (https://hub.docker.com/r/1password/connect-sync/) in an ECS AWS instance with some further security layers. However, the frontend is always blocked by CORS. The credentials issued work perfectly well - I have tested them in Postman. If possible, I would rather not have to create a server specifically to handle CORS. Is there a known workaround for this scenario? 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Referrer: forum-search:https://1password.community/search?Search=connect%20server%20returns%20CORS%20error

Our team wants to use Secrets Automation as a way to get items from 1Password and add those values as environment variables in Kubernetes using the Kubernetes Operator. We want to have Vaults per environment, so that would mean that we would have a single vault for production purposes. If the operator included in the cluster is deployed on an external machine, this means that someone else who has access to the machine might be able to potentially get the API token and with it, list items in the Vault, which includes sensitive information. Is there a way to restrict the scope of the API token to avoid performing certain actions like listing items? Or are there any suggestions for the approach we want to take? 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

Good morning, I have just completed installing a SCIM bridge on Kubernetes in AWS. Both the Redis and op-scim pods are up and running, the endpoint shows up as green in the load balancer, and the DNS record is created. Unfortunately I'm getting a bunch of certificate manager errors: 4:10PM ERR certificate manager error error="Error getting validation data" application=op-scim attempt=0 build=203004 component=CertificateManager elapsed=0 retry_time=0 subcomponent=certmagic version=2.3.0 4:10PM ERR certificate manager error error="authorization failed: HTTP 400 urn:ietf:params:acme:error:connection - Error getting validation data" application=op-scim attempt=1 build=203004 component=CertificateManager elapsed=0 retry_time=0 subcomponent=certmagic version=2.3.0 4:10PM ERR certificate manager error error="[my.redacted.hostname] Obtain: [my.redacted.hostname] solving challenges: my.redacted.hostname: no solvers available for remaining challenges (configured=[tls-alpn-01] offered=[http-01

Hi everyone, CLI version 2.0 installed (OSX)/ Documentation at https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/v1/get-started/ states sign in can be achieved with: op signin my.1password.com mailto:wendy_appleseed@example.com I tried: op signin my.1password.com myemail.mydomain.com Returns: [ERROR] 2022/03/28 12:57:54 expected at most 0 arguments but got 2 instead Usage: op signin [flags] To confirm my details were correct I went to my.1password.com and successfully logged in with my email address and secret details. What am I doing wrong please? ~ Rodney 1Password Version: 8.7.0 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: OSX 12.2

Hi, I have upgraded 1password CLI to 2.0 and I am working on the update of my helpers scripts: https://github.com/mickaelperrin/onepassword-tools I try to create a new login entry with the following JSON stored in a temporaray file (/var/folders/t0/4z0_cwt538d4qkkvnpb81_6m0000gn/T/tmp_yv7ifot) debug: { debug: "sections": [ debug: { debug: "title": "", debug: "name": "Section_jlcceacsdqaeeqyzxveurjevhqvhr" debug: } debug: ], debug: "fields": [ debug: { debug: "id": "notesPlain", debug: "type": "STRING", debug: "purpose": "NOTES", debug: "label": "notesPlain" debug: }, debug: { debug: "value": "mickaelperrin", debug: "id": "username", debug: "purpose": "USERNAME", debug: "label": "username" debug: }, debug: { debug: "value": "EMerxisXs3r9I.PHLtH0kdd+B", debug: "id": "password

The documentation on setting up TLS for 1Password Connect is too brief for me... Where do I need to set OP_HTTPS_PORT? (On the Pi running Connect? On each client running the CLI? On all of them?) Which changes do I need to make to the Docker compose file? (if any) How can I verify that HTTPS is used? How can I verify that HTTP is no longer used? 1Password Version: 1Password CLI 2.0.0 Extension Version: n/a OS Version: Raspberry Pi OS (bullseye, 32 bit)

My main reason for using 1Password Connect is to replace .env files with credentials in plain text. These are mostly used by Node.js scripts that I start as services using systemd on a Raspberry Pi. I was planning to use systemd's Wants/Requires and Before/After syntax to make sure these scripts/services will only run once 1Password Connect is up and running. Unfortunately, I noticed (using journalctl -f -u 1password-connect after executing systemctl restart 1password-connect) that it takes quite some time after invoking (ExecStart=) docker-compose up (in the 1password-connect service) before I can (successfully) use the op command. How to make sure 1Password Connect is up and running before invoking op commands? (in scripts started as systemd services?)

Good morning, I've got a working API setup for dealing with system passwords, but I need to be able to archive them after they are no longer used. I can find a delete option in the API, but is there an archive function? or do I just need to modify the status field to archive? I'm a little confused on this one, so any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jonathon Page 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

Hi, Still working on migrating my tools to op CLI 2.0. I have the following error trying to create a new SSH Key: '[ERROR] 2022/03/31 12:11:24 "SSH_KEY" is an unknown item type: "SSH_KEY" isn\'t a recognized item type.' However running op item template get "SSH Key" gives the following template: { "title": "", "vault": { "id": "" }, "category": "SSH_KEY", "fields": [ { "id": "notesPlain", "type": "STRING", "purpose": "NOTES", "label": "notesPlain", "value": "" }, { "id": "private_key", "type": "UNKNOWN", "label": "private key", "value": "" } ] } My JSON uses a lot of custom fields, but I tried with a minimal example based on the given template and the error still happens. I think the problem is related to the UNKNOWN field type given by the template ? debug: { debug: "category": "SSH_KEY", debug: "fields": [ debug: { debug: "id": "notesPlain", debug:

We are a business customer with a few users and we wired in 1Password's secrets automation flow into our test/deployment processes. We recently started noticing that we are receiving a "stale" version of the secure note from the vault we granted access to. Neither a new secure note (or any item) nor the changes to an existing note are being served. I can see the new information/items in the UI, but the API doesn't return the expected values. I sent an e-mail to 1Password support and immediately received a nice and friendly automated e-mail with a case number. Since then there's nothing from 1Password's side. I have replied to the e-mail and provided a couple of updates. There's no response or even an automated ack. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Referrer: forum-search:https://1password.community/search?Search=Is%201Password's%20e-mail%20support%20completely%20broken%3F

Dragging a valid SSH key pair (public and private key) results in a new item created but this is not an SSH item. to reproduce, select public and private key pair of supported type and drag to 1password window. Results in a new item with two files attached 1Password Version: 8.7 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

Hello, I'm currently using 1password with the SSH agent to store my private keys. While using ssh in the console and modifying ~/.ssh/config works fine, it doesn't work so well with tools that require to communicate with the openssh-agent such as Jetbrains IDEs like Pycharm. Is there a way to somehow replace the openssh-agent with 1password system-wide? Thanks 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

Private keys are less than useful without the public key. They should be stored together and validated that they match, so if you store the wrong public key, it should alert you that they don't match. 1Password Version: 8 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

My apologies if there's a thread for this already, but I couldn't find one after skimming all three pages of topics. I am very fixed in my workflow and really don't want to run more software than I need to. I was keen when I heard that 1Password would be offering an SSH agent, but dismayed when I installed it and saw that it doesn't provide a pageant-alike agent - I guess it's based on OpenSSH code, and fair enough that makes sense. Someone in another topic mentioned using winssh-pageant to bridge the two sides together, but I don't really want to add another piece of code in the path to make use of it. I only use Putty and Filezilla on my Windows machine, so I'd get zero benefit from having an openssh-agent available on the machine. It's entirely understandable if this isn't a supportable use-case, I just thought for sure that replicating pageant's functionality would be a given. 1Password Version: 8.6.0 Extension Version: 2.3.2 OS Version: Windows 11 Home x64 (21H2 build 22000.

Hello! I'm playing around with specifying the public key in my ~/.ssh/config file and I was surprised by the filename once downloaded. I clicked "Download" for the public key for an SSH item named My Test Key and the filename was id_ed25519.pub. Not a big deal, but I would have expected it to be My Test Key.pub. 1Password Version: 8.7.0 80700027 Nightly Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Regolith (Ubuntu 20.10)

If I need to export my private key for use with something that doesn't support 1Password's agent (e.g., anything on iOS), I'd like to be able to export it encrypted, but this currently is not supported. For instance, if I want to SSH via Readdle's https://readdle.com/documents, I need to export the key and store it in a path within the app's local storage. I would greatly prefer to have it encrypted. 1Password Version: 80700012 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 12.3 (21E230)

I want to use the new ssh agent in 1Password. On Linux enabling the system authentication is required to enable this. I prefer not to use that. Will it be possible in the future to use 1Password's ssh agent without having to enable system authentication? 1Password Version: 8.6.0 Extension Version: 2.3.0 OS Version: Ubuntu 21.10

With CLI version 2 I cannot seem to add an account. This is what happens: op account add Enter your sign-in address (example.1password.com): my.1password.com Enter the email address for your account on my.1password.com: [email redacted] [ERROR] 2022/03/17 15:10:42 Couldn't connect to the sign-in address you provided. Check the address and your network connection, then try again. When I go back to 1.12.4, it works as expected.

I am setting up the SCIM bridge for our tenant using Azure Kubernetes. I followed the instructions from this guide: https://support.1password.com/scim-deploy-azure/#step-4-test-the-scim-bridge and got stuck in Step 4 (Test the SCIM bridge). This is the error message that I appeared when doing the test: curl: (35) schannel: next InitializeSecurityContext failed: SEC_E_ILLEGAL_MESSAGE (0x80090326) - This error usually occurs when a fatal SSL/TLS alert is received (e.g. handshake failed). More detail may be available in the Windows System event log. We've already informed the 1Password support but we haven't yet received an update from him. We will appreciate those who will help us on this. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

Hello there, We are testing with automating the creation of new users in 1Password. We want to use either the SCIM bridge or the CLI to invite users. The invite mail the user receives is more or less the same, and so does the URL in that mail. The structure looks simple: https://{ACCOUNT}.1password.com/provision/{USER_ID}/{SOME SORT OF STRING}. We also want to automate the full process of account creation, including setting up the account with a password for the user. Therefore, we want to know what that "SOME SORT OF STRING" is and how we can reproduce it. If that is not possible, we might need to access the mail account of the new user and extracting the URL from the mail. Does anybody know what that "SOME SORT OF STRING" in the URL is? Thank you in advance. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

Hey everyone! :-) I tried the new cli 2.0 with biometric unlock, but it seams that the setting for the biometric unlock is not detected from the cli. Im using Ubuntu 21.04. The cli 2.0 is installed over the 1Password Apt: ➜ op -v 2.0.0 PolKit is installed and the setting is set in 1Password: I also set the system-authentification-setting: But when I run (doesnt matter if im using zsh or bash): ``` ➜ op vault ls --debug No accounts configured for use with 1Password CLI. You can either: - Sign in with biometric unlock; see https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/get-started/#sign-in for details. - Add an account manually with op account add; see op account add --help for details. Do you want to add an account manually now? [Y/n] ``` Any Idea whats wrong and where I can look to fix this? Thanks! 1Password Version: 1Password for Linux 8.6.0 (80600076) Extension Version: 2.3.2 OS Version: Ubuntu 21.04

The generated SSH private key looks like it is PKCS#8 at the moment. But I am using applications that only support PKCS#1 encoded keys (Jenkins). It would be nice if the application could do the on-the-fly conversion for me. At the moment, I have to export the key to a file and run the following OpenSSL command to get the format needed: openssl rsa -in pkcs8.key -out pkcs1.key 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

We use OP CLI as a connection between our server-based systems and 1Pass admin functionality Despite the fact that going through the OP CLI on linux is quite different structurally from the typical REST APIs our systems usually deal with, it's pretty transparent, very secure - and works great In transitioning from CLI v1 to v2 our login process has had to evolve: from v1: op signin --raw account_name.1passsword.com to v2: op account add --shorthand --address account_name.1passsword.com --email --secret-key --signin --raw in each case we then provide the password to the subprocess on stdin and retrieve the token from stdout and use it for subsequent calls to op we originally chose the v1 method to be as lightweight as possible and avoid storing the account configuration on local storage - both to be as robust as possible through provisioning and deployment of our systems and to keep all parts of the transaction setup in server RAM & avoid leaving them on server storage ev

Command completion for the Fish shell has been requested already a while back, and at the time there were no imminent plans for adding it. Do you anyway consider adding it to the backlog at some point? I'm thinking if it's worth the effort to make completion rules myself for at least most common commands, or waiting for official support. I imagine that the completion code for Bash and ZSH is generated from the code, and in that case adding Fish there sounds like a smaller effort in general than building it up manually. The CLI works without any issues in Fish shell otherwise. Just the sign-in evaluation command syntax is a bit different (still, I think the $() support is coming soon): fish eval (op signin example) 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided

Hi, is it planned to add app access control to the CLI? (https://support.1password.com/create-share-vaults-teams/#manage-app-access) I'm currently planning a 1Password CI automation for an automated creation of new shared vaults fully configured based on our IT Sec requirements. Part of this is to prevent app access to vaults, which are containing secret automation secrets from our mobile devices (iOS/Android). Best Regards Fabian 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided