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Is it possible for 1Password CLI running on WSL to connect with 1Password hosted on Windows?
Right now I can access 1Password on my WSL Debian installation using the CLI. But I have to enter my master password even when Windows is authenticated. I was just curious if it's possible to connect the two (a-la the SSH agent forwarding magic outlined here - https://1password.community/discussion/128023/ssh-agent-on-windows-subsystem-for-linux) 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser:_ Not Provided
How to export SSH private key using CLI?
So I now store my SSH private keys in 1Password. One problem I have with that is that some clients really need the private key files on disk to work (Sequel-Ace, to name one). So I thought I could create a simple command-line script that would use op to export my SSH private key to a file, and then delete that file a few seconds later, allowing those "legacy" clients to connect using my private key. But I just can't find how to use op to export my private key as an OpenSSH private key. If I download the key from the 1Password 8 client, I get a text file that starts with -----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY----- But if I use the CLI like this : op read op://Personal/id_ed25519/'private key' , I instead get a key that starts with -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- So, how can I export an OpenSSH private key using CLI? Or is there another way to export my SSH keys to disk? Thanks 1Password Version: CLI 2.0.0 Extension Version: N/A OS Version: macOS 12.3
CLI keeps prompting for authentication
Hi, I'm trying to come up with the best way to use the CLI to load secrets into some dev/deploy scripts, and I can't figure out how to avoid 1Password prompting for authentication incessantly. I was expecting an authentication to stick at least a little bit, but two calls to "op read" back to back will have two authentication prompts back to back. The main problem with the "op run" method is that you can't load credentials ad-hoc, but have to load all of them at the same time. That's a problem when different users have access to different things in a script. Everyone has access to certain development functions, but only some people have access to deployment functions. That makes it impossible to preload all credentials, because this will fail for everyone who doesn't have the Deployment vault shared to their account. So it's necessary to load credentials as needed, during the interactive script. But "op read" is extremely user-hostile, and prompts for every single request. If I load 20 secrets at runtime, that's literally 20 authentication prompts, and 20 x 3-5 seconds of waiting. It's completely impossible to use "op read" for anything but a single credential. I'm struggling to understand why the "op read" command even exists. Is there a way for CLI access to persist for a process? Then you could just authenticate on the first "op read", and every subsequent "op read", even for child processes, would just continue working. And then is there a way to not have a 3-5 second delay on every single call of "op read"? The only hack I can come up with is if non-deployment users still have a fake vault called "Deployment" filled with fake credentials that allow the script to be loaded even if they don't have a high-level vault shared with them. But then what when you have 5 or 10 areas of restricted access? Does every user need 9 fake vaults for every 1 real vault filled with fake credentials, just so that "op run" can work at all? This is getting ugly, and I'm frankly a millimeter away from going back to Veracrypt volumes, which allows me to open and decrypt volumes at runtime, and have them automatically close again after some time. But those volumes are accessible to the whole system, which isn't good either. Ideally, the CLI would: Authenticate on first access and stay connected. Read credentials in milliseconds, not seconds. Have permissions per-vault that allow the access to persist just for that vault. Be usable at runtime, and not requiring wrapping every bash script in "op run", which is some noisy syntax for what used to be clean. Every script now needs a "launcher" script just to not have to type that all the time. I realize that there's this Connect thing that runs authentication containers. But that's a non-starter for us, because we have elaborate local Docker clusters for development that's managed by our scripts, and currently, all running containers are ours. It would be disruptive to have to tippy-toe around 1Password containers. Is there really no way to simply have CLI access while a script is running without a the tax of repeated prompts and minute-long delays? Per 1Password Version: 8.10.1 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Windows 11 Browser:_ Not Provided
Can not connect to desktop app
Hey, I can't find anyone having this issue reported so sorry if there is already one, please point me to it. So I installed the v2 CLI on Linux Mint and it works perfectly. However, I'm installing it on Manjaro with https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/1password-cli and it does not work out of the box. $ op vault ls --debug [ERROR] 2022/03/18 19:42:04 connecting to desktop app: read: connection reset, make sure the CLI iscorrectly installed and CLI Biometric Unlock is enabled in the 1Password app In the error logs: ERROR 2022-03-18T19:42:04.651 tokio-runtime-worker(ThreadId(3)) [1P:op-ipc/src/ipc/unix.rs:379] peer was not in the correct application group, rejecting remote INFO 2022-03-18T19:42:04.651 tokio-runtime-worker(ThreadId(3)) [1P:native-messaging/op-native-core-integration/src/lib.rs:305] Extension connecting. ERROR 2022-03-18T19:42:04.651 tokio-runtime-worker(ThreadId(3)) [1P:native-messaging/op-native-core-integration/src/lib.rs:477] Failed to accept new connection.: PipeAuthError(NoCreds) I have tried to add the cli , gui executables and my user to the onepassword-cli group as per https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/get-started/#sign-in, no luck. The biometric unlock works (my user's password can unlock it). Could you help me debug what else either that AUR package is missing to setup or me missing to change in my system, please? Thanks! 1Password Version: 8.6.0 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Manjaro Referrer: forum-search:https://1password.community/search?Search=arch
How to inject a secret into the environment via a systemd service definition?
I want to inject a secret (password) into the environment for a systemd service, using either Environment= or EnvironmentFile= . What I tried (and what failed): 1. Environment Environment=password=$(op read op://Vault/Item/password) However, since such service is not a script, the password will be set to this literal text; the command itself, not its result... 2. EnvironmentFile As an override: [Service] ExecStartPre=op inject -i /etc/default/myservice.tpl -o /etc/default/myservice ExecStartPost=rm /etc/default/myservice with this additional line in etc/default/myservice.tpl : password=op://Vault/Item/password However, apparently the environment file is read before executing the ExecStartPre command... Any tips on how I can inject the password into the environment for this service? 1Password Version: CLI 2.0.0 Extension Version: n/a OS Version: Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye
Bad characters when exporting SSH private key via CLI
I'm trying to export an SSH private key from 1password to my file system using op read op://{vault id}/{item id}/private_key > id_25519 I'm using a Windows 11 machine, but working inside a WSL2 environment. op is /mnt/c/Program Files/1Password CLI/op.exe (so Windows CLI running from Linux). The issue is that the output of 1password has invalid characters that causes an "error in libcrypto" when using the key. This can be seen with op read op://{vault id}/{item id}/private_key | vim - -----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----^M .....^M .....^M .....^M .....^M ...==^M -----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----^M ^@^@^@^@^@ ~ ~ ~ I can understand the ^M part (that is "\r") since op is the Windows version (even if I would rather have only "\n" as line endings in this case), but the ^@ at the end are null bytes that I can't explain. Currently I'm using as a workaround op read op://{vault id}/{item id}/private_key | tr -dc '[:alnum:]+/=\n -' Is there a cleaner way to fix this? For information, op is version 2.21.0 (up to date). Thanks 1Password Version: 8.10.18 (beta) Extension Version: n/a OS Version: Windows Browser: n/aInstall - No public key / op:command not found
Hello, I have followed the instructions to install 1password CLI for ubuntu server 21.10 exactly as they are stated on : https://support.1password.com/command-line-getting-started/ , however when I run op --version , it says op: command not found . when I try to verify or decrypt the gpg key it says gpg: Can't check signature: No public key I am still new and learning how to use Linux, so I apologize in advance if this is something basic. I searched for the answer on this forum but the similar topics like https://1password.community/discussion/comment/567039#Comment_567039 didn't work. This solution returned the following: key server receive failed: Server indicated a failure . another similar solution pointed to a url that is now broken. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Linux ubuntu server 21.10
Secret reference syntax usable by direnv?
I see on docs/cli/secrets-environment-variables that I can op run -- myapp start but what if I wanted to load secret values via direnv? I don't see anything in the direnv-stdlib and was wondering if anyone had a solution. Thanks! 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not ProvidedRaycast intergration
Hi all, I'm trying to get 1Password and Raycast to connect. I've installed the Raycast extension, 1Password CLI etc. When I come to connect in Raycast I get the following error: Command failed: /usr/local/bin/op signin --account -LONG CODE- Enter the password for mailto:my@email.com at my.1password.com: [ERROR] 2023/08/10 09:40:11 operation not supported on socket However, when in terminal I logged in via the account add command; Last login: Thu Aug 10 09:24:34 on ttys000 me@MacBook-Air ~ % 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: mailto:my@email.com Enter the Secret Key for mailto:my@email.com on my.1password.com: Enter the password for mailto:my@email.com at my.1password.com: Now run 'eval $(op signin)' to sign in. me@MacBook ~ % eval $(op signin) Enter the password for mailto:my@email.com at my.1password.com: me@MacBook-Air ~ % What am I doing wrong? In 1Password settings (developer) the CLI checkbox is checked. 1Password Version: 1Password for Mac 8.10.9 (81009046) Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: 13.5 (22G74) Browser: Arc 1.2.2