Closed loup-brun closed 5 years ago
Hi, it seems the data format changed again. I will look on a solution to address this.
Regarding 1pif
could you tell me more regarding the issue. For this file format you should use:
pass import 1password4pif 1p.1pif
When I try a .1pif
file (with the 1password4pif
), I always get the same error (even with a super small file with 1 entry):
[x] Error: invalid user ID, password encryption aborted.
Here's the sample file with an example entry:
{"uuid":"uhlmerbjxfg2jpiskrg7x55osi","updatedAt":1551325271,"locationKey":"example","securityLevel":"SL5","contentsHash":"5ba0e391","title":"my-example-title","location":"https:\/\/my-example-location.com","secureContents":{"URLs":[{"url":"https:\/\/my-example-url.com"}],"fields":[{"value":"s0me-ex@mple-pa$$word","name":"password","type":"P","designation":"password"},{"value":"my-custom-username","name":"username","type":"T","designation":"username"}],"sections":[{"title":"Éléments liés","name":"linked items"}]},"createdAt":1551325240,"typeName":"webforms.WebForm"}
***5642bee8-a5ff-11dc-8314-0800200c9a66***
Thanks!
This is different, it is not related to the importer itself. It is related to the gpgids present in .gpg-id
. You need to ensure:
Nice it did the trick! Import with 1password4pif
works! Thanks!
I ended up having to use jq
and op
, but it worked really well https://gist.github.com/mewwts/35b6a9e3053f8882600d835a64b57684
Sure it works, op
has a lot of advantages, like it has much more data available to export (like binary attachment). Once I get enough time, I plan to add direct support for it.
Hi, I'm using 1Password (
Version 7.2.5
). I tried to import my exported data usingpass-import
, but got the following error:I tried both with the
csv
and1pif
formats, neither work.I noticed 1Password translates the headers into my locale, but keeps the original ones between parentheses, so I parsed the file to strip the translations and keep the original.
Here are my columns:
I actually removed the few remaining extra (empty) columns which were in my locale only (probably new in 1Password 7), but all the rest remains well formed.