Trying to export from Nordpass and the .csv is import is being rejected by 1Pass [Solved]
Saving a .csv and when I try to import to 1Pas it says invalid file
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The Nordpass CSV contains row data that will cause 1Password's importers to fail. It contains extra folder name rows, and has Windows end-of-line markers.
@cuencanerd - I can create a nordpass converter for the converter suite if you'd like to convert / import into 1Password 7 or 8.
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Jack,
I am using 8.8. If a simple converter will do it great. I am reasonably technical. If there's something I can do to reformat the table correctly I am happy to do it. But your help is GREATLY appreciated
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A quick overview, as I'm working on the converter now...
Only Login, Credit Card, or Secure Note can be imported via CSV.
Via the web interface, you'll have to set the row type for each item.
In the app, you have to separate the items by category (they can't be intermixed).
You'll have to:
Remove the type-folder rows.
Remove the identity type rows (1Password cannot import these).
Export the final data as UTF-8 CSV.
Also note that the Nordpass CSV export is lossy. For Credit Card, it does not export your PIN field, so you'll want to verify your data afterwards.
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That's easy. I only care about logins and notes. Will I do 2 separate imports or can it be one with the two types (logins and notes) grouped?
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Traditionally the categories had to be in separate CSV files.
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No problem
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Is there a link to the converter?
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Or do I just enter the command lines as shown (with diff file names)?
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Give me a minute to update the Custom version. It's the version that supports 1PUX, 1PIF and CSV. When the zip is posted, I'll ping back here.
I only have a free Nordpass account, so am unaware if there are record types other than the 4 I show above.
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Jack - I really appreciate all your help. You rock!
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Ok, I have updated the pre-release version. It is in the Custom folder under link mentioned in the converter suite link. You only need the zip archive in Custom. Follow the basic directions in the README, but use the command line (not the helper app).
I have not yet updated the README to be 1PUX aware.
The default output will be 1PUX, so your command will look like:
perl convert.pl nordpass -v ~/Desktop/nordpass.csv
Let me know it goes!
MrCFYI: you can enable debug with
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I imported 1 item to test...worked great. Had a looooong day. Want to do this after I have had more sleep. Will try a more comprehensive try tomorrow. Again, many thanks. I'll update you once I work on it over the weekend.
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Sounds good @cuencanerd .
Have a good weekend.
[ Edit: just in case it isn't clear, use your raw export from Nordpass w/the converter ]
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Just imported my 550 passwords. Looks like it was a perfect import. Can't thank you enough for the effort and help.
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Excellent. Thanks for reporting back @cuencanerd .
Enjoy 1Password!
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I'm glad to see MrC was able to help you get imported @cuencanerd! Feel free to get in touch if there's anything else we can help you with as you get started with 1Password. 😀
Jack
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