1Password MAS and Dropbox Permissions

kop48

I'm having some serious issues trying to unlock my 1Password:



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9/9/11 7:29:15.144 AM sandboxd: ([3990]) 1Password Helper(3990) deny file-read-data /Users/user/Documents/keychain/1Password.agilekeychain/data/default/.1password.keys

9/9/11 7:29:15.144 AM 1Password Helper: Encryption keys file exist but cannot be loaded from 'file://localhost/Users/user/Dropbox/Documents/keychain/1Password.agilekeychain/data/default/1password.keys'

9/9/11 7:29:15.144 AM 1Password Helper: [39001] Encryption keys file exist but cannot be loaded from 'file://localhost/Users/user/Dropbox/Documents/keychain/1Password.agilekeychain/data/default/1password.keys'

9/9/11 7:29:15.144 AM 1Password Helper: Failed to unlock: Encryption keys file exist but cannot be loaded from 'file://localhost/Users/user/Dropbox/Documents/keychain/1Password.agilekeychain/data/default/1password.keys'

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Any ideas on how I can fix this...?



As an aside, my Documents folder is symlinked in my Dropbox folder. The physical locations are:

~/Documents

~/Dropbox



Could this be causing issues?

Ben

Yes, absolutely. In order for 1Password to read your file in 3.9, it must reside at ~/Dropbox/1Password.agilekeychain



I'm not sure if a symlink will fool it or not.



Also, you may be interested in this forum thread: http://forum.agilebits.com/index.php?/topic/8335-how-to-fix-issue-where-1password-will-not-use-agilekeychain-in-dropbox-folder/

kop48

The thing is that 1Password finds my keychain, but that it appears to get read access denied messages. Why would this be?

Ben

1Password is now using Apple's sandboxing technology. It only has access to read/write to its sandbox container and ~/Dropbox.



Sorry for the delayed reply.