Recover 1password application and my password database
Bonjour,
I'm French speeking.
2 days ago, My imac experienced some problems. I installed two applications : Mackeeper and Cleanmymac. A few hours later, mail , safari, Terminal did not work anyhow. I tried to boot on my external hard disk where I made a clone of everything with Carbon copy cloner. But I cannot access my files and don't know why.
This morning I decided to make a clean installation, using a Recovery HD on mac os Yosemite..
Now, mac applications like mail and safari are working again. But I can't open 1password 5 and I do not know how to recover my passwords.
I have made a clone of my of my main partion, on an external disk but I don't know how :-
1. regain a fresh copy of 1passord
2. regain more than 100 user ids and paswords, somewhere on my imac or on my partitions from my external disk.
I'm waiting for your help.
Regards
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Thanks a lot!
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- !password, version 5.1
- OSX: Yosemite
- Yes, for my ipad and iphone but not for 1password (yes, it's a pity... but I'm learning.)
I cannot retreive my skype pasword and many other password because they were managed by 1passwod.
Regards
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My 1password application on my imac is a paid version. I cannot give my coordinates on this forum.
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I have read recent posts about this problem and I foun a solution: I trashed 1password 5 and clean the trash, rebooted, downloaded a fresh copy. It This fresh copy is working and I got all my database.
Thanks
Regards
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Ok, sounds good.
If you are using 1Password from the Mac App Store on all your devices, you can have each of them sync to the same iCloud vault. See How to enable iCloud in OS X and iOS preferences.
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@benassis: Excellent! I'm glad that you were able to get 1Password up and running, and that your vault was present for 1Password to find so you didn't lose anything! :)
As the illustrious MrC mentioned, you can use iCloud to sync your data if you're using the Mac App Store version of 1Password. Or you can use Dropbox Sync if you've purchased 1Password from the AgileBits website. Dropbox in particular allows syncing between the current version of 1Password on all platforms; whereas iCloud Sync works between 1Password 5 for both Mac (MAS version) and iOS.
But it is also very important to keep a separate backup of your data (such as Carbon Copy Cloner, like you mentioned), because a sync service will still sync data that is corrupted, or changes like deletion. Better safe than sorry. Cheers! :)
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