OneDrive Sync is not detecting any local vaults [Should be fixed as of 6/30/16]
So just a bit about my history with 1Password - I used for many years on multiple platforms with dropbox sync without issue. Unfortunately my new employer blocks Dropbox due to some security concerns. I moved to using folder sync, with the .opvault sitting in Onedrive, thus almost duplicating Dropbox sync (I keep my iOS devices up to date with Wi-Fi sync from my home mac).
Anyway, I'm using the new beta and would like to try to use the built in OneDrive features if possible. But they don't seem to work yet. Specifically, they can't "find" the .opvault in my OneDrive, nor can they put that opvault (which the beta can find if I point it to the folder) into OneDrive in its own way. Anyway, I know it's early, but would like to get this working.
I do want to migrate to families at some point, but would like to have a stable version that I can use on my office computer (Windows 7) up and running before I make the switch...
1Password Version: 6.205d
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Windows 7
Sync Type: Onedrive folder/Wi-Fi
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Hi @bagspacked,
Thanks for reporting this, I can confirm it is not picking up any of my vaults in OneDrive as well. We'll get this fixed and I'll follow up with you.
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I was about to post the same problem. Not sure which version broke being able to find your .opvault when logging in through OneDrive but the latest one does not work for me.
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@Cartman unfortunately OneDrive servers started to crash recently on a search for vaults query. We are investigating options now.
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@SergeyTheAgile am seeing the same thing, I thought it was a beta thing so I renamed my folder from "Apps\1Password Beta" to "Apps\1Password" in case that would be it...no luck.
Hoping it'll be solved soon as I'm sorta stuck in the water without access right now
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@AlexHoffmann cool, if I can help in anyway just give me a hint...private beta with logging or what ever can help :)
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It's in 1Password logs (type /log in search box and hit enter to see) -
HTTP 500...coming from OneDrive. This is OneDrive server side error when we search for all folders ending with ".agilekeychain" or ".opvault".While we are still researching options, there is a workaround for desktop users - just open vault from local Folder, not OneDrive. And that local folder could point to local copy of OneDrive. OneDrive installed in the system will do the sync, while 1Password will use given folder in read only mode.
For the phone users the only way is to manually copy folder to the phone and open from that folder. But this means no sync at all, which is not what people expect. We will continue looking for options.
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I just wanted to chime in here and say that I have this problem as well.
It's a bummer as I had no idea it was broken until I was traveling and found myself unable to access any of my accounts. My desktop app has no problem with OneDrive, just my phone.
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I have the same problem. I have temporarily worked around the issue by using my Dropbox account for my vault, hopefully this will be fixed soon so that I can move it back to OneDrive.
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@andyfore: Thanks for reaching out! I'm really sorry for the inconvenience. It isn't clear why 1Password can't get a list of vaults from OneDrive, and we're looking at other ways of doing it so we can all use it (normally — i.e. without using a local folder) again. :blush:
ref: OPW6-223
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Is it not an option to allow the user to point the app to the vault folder manually? Why the dependency on auto detection?
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@MickD: Well, I certainly appreciate not having to dig through the filesystem if I can avoid it. And for some people, having to do so will mean they never find what they're looking for...or they don't know what they're looking for exactly in the first place. Filesystems, while a necessary evil in many cases, are really a pretty terrible user experience for most people — especially non nerds. However, not being able to access any vaults is clearly even worse. Hopefully we'll be able to work around this, but perhaps the filesystem could serve as a fallback.
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One way or another, we'll find a way. Thanks for your feedback and patience on this! :blush:
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It is now 2 weeks since this problem was notified and still no fix. Does this mean that you are no longer supporting Onedrive and we should look to an alternative? One would have thought this would have been tested internally before releasing on beta.
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Hi @teal_oak,
It was working for several months until two weeks ago where Microsoft has started returning errors back to us. We've opened a bug report with them and they're investigating. All we can do right now is wait for them to resolve it on their side or they tell us how to fix it in case it is a bug on our side.
We are going to fix it but as of right now, it's under investigation by Microsoft.
If you're on a computer, download the vault from the OneDrive site manually or if you're already using OneDrive built-into the system, use the Folder option to open the vault directly from the drive instead.
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Using Windows 10 mobile and just tried to open OnePassword Beta which told me I needed to update. Installed the new update and removed the old version. However after signing in to OneDrive, I now get to the "Select the vault you want to open" screen, but it says "Unable to locate any .opvault or .agilekeychain folders in your account". As it was previously working, I didn't move any files in OneDrive, do I need to move things around again for this version to work?
Any help you can provide is appreciated!
1Password Version: Not Provided
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Windows 10 Mobile
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Hi guys,
Just an update, it looks like Microsoft has fixed this for us. We didn't hear back from them, so this isn't official yet but we've just tested this again and a customer wrote in saying it is working perfectly now.
Please try OneDrive again and let us know if it is working for you now.
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Excellent! Thanks for the update. :chuffed: :+1:
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