OP.exe CLI - Your Secret Key has changed. You must enter your new Secret Key to sign in.

jusger

Attempting to sign in with CLI for the first time, I am receiving the following message after entering my secret key and password:
Your Secret Key has changed. You must enter your new Secret Key to sign in.

I have verified my secret key has not changed in the GUI or web portal.
What needs to be corrected to complete a successful login?

op.exe signin .1password.com
Enter the Secret Key for at .1password.com:
Enter the password for at .1password.com:
Your Secret Key has changed. You must enter your new Secret Key to sign in.
Enter the Secret Key for at .1password.com:
[ERROR] 2021/06/15 23:35:40 Incorrect Secret Key

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1Password Version: 7.7.810
Extension Version: op.exe 1.10.2
OS Version: Windows 20H2
Sync Type: Not Provided
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ag_ana

Hi @jusger!

It looks like you are trying to login to an invalid URL: .1password.com. Can you try using my.1password.com instead, and see if that one works for you?

jusger

Whoops, my formatting was interpreted as html tags and removed.

op.exe signin CompanyName.1password.com EmailAddress
Enter the Secret Key for EmailAddress at CompanyName.1password.com: Secret Key
Enter the password for EmailAddress at CompanyName.1password.com: Passphrase
Your Secret Key has changed. You must enter your new Secret Key to sign in.
Enter the Secret Key for EmailAddress at CompanyName.1password.com: Secret Key
[ERROR] 2021/06/15 23:35:40 Incorrect Secret Key

I also attempted with my.1password.com and received the same result:
Your Secret Key has changed. You must enter your new Secret Key to sign in.

ag_ana

@jusger:

Thank you for the update! For confirmation, are you able to use this exact Secret Key to login to CompanyName.1password.com in a browser? I would like you to try this in a Private window, to make sure no data is already entered in the login form, and see if you are able to login there.

jusger

I was able to successfully authenticate a session from a browser via an Incognito window using the same secret key.

ag_April

Hey @jusger ~

Jumping in for @ag_ana here, it looks like your company uses the .ca server 🇨🇦. Can you try using op.exe signin CompanyName.1password.ca instead?

Unfortunately, our error messaging around signin appears to be misleading in this case. We'll make a note to improve on it in a future release. ref: dev/b5/op#1448

jusger

That was the solution, the ca server had to be used.
Thanks!

ag_ana

On behalf of April, you are welcome @jusger! If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out anytime.

Have a wonderful day :)