iCloud sync requires 'Fix' after updating to 1Password 4.2

Megan
Megan
1Password Alumni
in Mac
This discussion was created from comments split from: Sync using iCloud - Master password.

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  • sky19ers
    sky19ers
    Community Member

    I'm having the same issue. I just updated to 4.2, and when I did, a saw a notice pop up that syncing with iCloud had been deactivated (or something to that effect). So, I went into preferences > syncing and clicked iCloud to resync. A popup asked for my master password for existing data in iCloud. Apparently I didn't make a note of that password, and my password hint's not helping me : | Is there a way to reset that password?

  • Megan
    Megan
    1Password Alumni

    Hi @sky19ers,

    I split your comment into its own thread here because you are talking about 1Password 4 for Mac and the previous thread was dealing with iOS. This will keep things a bit more organized. :)

    Now, if your database is up to date in 1Password on your Mac, we can simply remove that extraneous iCloud data:

    • open a Finder Window and select Go > Go to Folder.

    • In the window that opens copy and paste the following path:

      ~/Library/Mobile Documents/2BUA8C4S2C~com~agilebits~onepassword

    • Be sure to copy the whole path, including the space in the middle.

    • Press the Go button to go to that folder.
    • Delete the '2BUA8C4S2C~com~agilebits~onepassword' folder.
    • Restart your computer.

    Now when you open 1Password you should be able to sync your local database to iCloud without being asked for your Master Password. :)

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