Can not open 3.8.5 keychain file [Answered]

richardliu

My previous version is 3.8.5, and 1Password 3.9 can not open the keychain file.



First let's confirm the application version:



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And this is my keychain file created by 3.8.5. It's located within my account's home directory.



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Upon launch, 3.9 asked me what I'd like to do.



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I picked "already used 1Password", and it asked me where my file is.



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After clicked the "open", NOTHING HAPPENED. The main window did NOT open, and 1Password did NOT prompt any message or asking for password. Just NOTHING HAPPENED at all.



Then I open the preference. All options is either dimmed or useless.



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I'm sure my keychain file is OK. I take screenshot AFTER I deleted 3.9 and reinstall 3.8.5:

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So what the hell is go on with 3.9 ?

daggle

This may help (see info towards end headed "[size=4][u][b]1Password Cannot Find My Existing Data[/b][b]"[/b][b])[/b][/u][/size] http://forum.agilebits.com/index.php?/topic/8068-official-answers-1password-and-the-mac-app-store/

richardliu

[quote name='daggle' timestamp='1315650309' post='47059']

This may help (see info towards end headed "[size=4][u][b]1Password Cannot Find My Existing Data[/b][b]"[/b][b])[/b][/u][/size] [url="http://forum.agilebits.com/index.php?/topic/8068-official-answers-1password-and-the-mac-app-store/"]http://forum.agilebi...-mac-app-store/[/url]

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You're right. Removing ACL from overrides.plist indeed fixed my issues.



But this whole thing is just weird. The only valid section for 1Password in overrides.plist is the "Disabled" key field. However, the ~/Library/LaunchAgents/ws.agile.1PasswordAgent.plist did not even set the "Disabled" key. It's not necessary to expend this section into overrides.plist. It seemed like a bug in the installation script: someone may erroneously placed the -w option after the launchctl command.



Anyway, thanks for your tip.