1Password.agilekeychain on the Desktop

al2teach
al2teach
Community Member
edited October 2013 in Mac

Updated to 4 using the app store instead of the website this time. My problem is where does the file 1Password.agilekeychain go?
Thanks.

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  • al2teach
    al2teach
    Community Member

    uh oh does anyone know what folder this file belongs to? as of now it lives on the desktop. :-?
    thanks.

  • thightower
    thightower
    Community Member

    Are you going to sync with Dropbox ? If so it would need to go in your Dropbox folder. Most put it in a folder called "1Password" inside the Dropbox folder.

    What kind of syncing are you using if any ? Or what kind do you plan on using ?

  • al2teach
    al2teach
    Community Member

    not with Dropbox. I tried iCloud and Wi-Fi syncing.

  • khad
    khad
    1Password Alumni

    The default paths for the data file in 1Password 4 are…

    Mac App Store version:

    ~/Library/Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.agilebits.onepassword-osx-helper/Data/Library/Data

    Website version:

    ~/Library/Application Support/1Password 4/

    But you should be able to simply double-click 1Password.agilekeychain to import it automatically.

    Please let me know if you're still having trouble. I'm not sure I understand the issue fully since 1Password should detect your data file automatically, and even if it doesn't you should be prompted to select it:

  • al2teach
    al2teach
    Community Member

    heck? I 2ble clicked on it and now all my data is gone. good thing I didn't wipe the info on my older puter, whew.

  • al2teach
    al2teach
    Community Member

    How it began. I got a new iMac and moved all the files into the new mac. I wanted the update(previous version was from the website) but I went thru the app store site this time. After opening the update (4) I seen all the info was in 4. I noticed that the updating didn't trash the older program, so I trashed it. A file didn't get trashed because it was in use, the file is 1Password.agilekeychain. I placed it on the desktop. This was the file I double-clicked and everything was gone. The file is only 19 KB. I went to the preferences and restored from a backup and everything is back to normal. whew. My question is can I delete this file? Is it a left over from the previous version? Also, what is this pop up that states, "You don't have permission to do that." mean?

  • MikeT
    MikeT

    Hi @al2teach,

    Can you tell us how you moved your files to the new Mac? It sounds like you did a Migration from old Mac, is that correct? If yes, that sounds like the migration didn't go right and now, you have permission issues caused by that bad migration.

    Could you email us your diagnostic report and include a link to this thread, so that we can connect the dots and help you.

    Thanks!

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