WSL2 Arm Build
The instructions provided for setting up WSL2 git signing do not work with Windows on ARM. [gpg "ssh"] program = "/mnt/c/Users/$WINDOWS_USERNAME/AppData/Local/1Password/app/8/op-ssh-sign-wsl" I believe that's because the op-ssh-sign-wsl binary isn't compiled for ARM.9Views0likes0CommentsHow to add a custom port to SSH bookmarks
I've recently discovered 1Password's support for SSH bookmarks, which is nice. However one of my servers does not use SSH port 22 but a different one. How can I add this custom port to a bookmark so that the generated SSH config file in ~/.ssh/1Password does contain the port info?Solved259Views1like8CommentsCLI script for migration from .com to .eu
When switching regions as documented in https://support.1password.com/regions/ there are certain limitations: Files can’t be copied across regions. To copy a Document item, download the file to your computer, then upload it to the new account. To copy an item with an attached file, download the file to your computer, remove the attached file from the item, copy the item to the new account, and add the file attachment back to the copied item. Items with custom icons can’t be copied across regions. Edit the item to remove the custom icon, copy the item to the new account, and add the custom icon back to the copied item. Items with related item links can be copied, but you’ll need to relink items after you copy them. Has anyone made a smart script for the op commandline tool to detect which items are affected by the above limitations? Or does the app reliably complain if it can't copy 1:1 from .com to .eu?64Views0likes1CommentTrouble signing git commits from docker container
I am trying to set up a Linux dev container on my Windows machine. I am using VSCode Dev Containers which is doing some SSH magic that was able to get unsigned git commits to work. However, when I try to make signed commits, I get the following error: `error: cannot run [USER_HOME_DIRECTORY]\AppData\Local\1Password\app\8\op-ssh-sign.exe: No such file or directory` I saw this this other community post of a similar nature. I tried my best to follow along by: Set `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` environment variable; this didn't have explicit instructions for Windows Remove `[gpg "ssh"]` from `.git_config` Rebuild the docker image But doing so also did not resolve the issue, instead bringing up this new error: `error: Couldn't find key in agent?` Would someone be able to help me?37Views0likes0Comments