Your README.pdf shows Truekey for Mac only. Will this also work with Windows 10?
I have been using Truekey and downloaded my data but the only format available is a JSON file. I've downloaded the convert_to_1p4_1.09 and am reading the README.pdf. The Available Converters list shows Truekey only for OSX. Is this also available for Windows 10?
1Password Version: 6.0.186
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Windows 10
Sync Type: Not Provided
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Hi @gaylet8,
I believe the PDF meant that @MrC, the creator of the converters, have only tested it on macOS. The
truekeyconverter should be able to convert your JSON file If Windows version of TrueKey exports the same way as the macOS version.I'd suggest giving it a try and if you're having any issues, let us know here as @MrC may be able to update his tools to support Windows version of TrueKey as well.
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OK! Thanks! I just didn't want to do all this and find out at the end that it wouldn't work. I'll give it a try!
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I ran the mypearl and it seemed to do it's thing.
Had to change this (cd %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\convert_to_1p4) to "......convert_to_1p4_1.09" since that is the name of my directory on my desktop.
I changed this file: "perl convert_to_1p4.pl name_of_converter -v ..\name_of_export_file" to "perl convert_to_1p4. truekey -v ..\truekey_export.json". When I tried to run this, I got an error - No such file or directory.
I feel that I have something wrong in his command. Can you help?
I am attaching my cmd prompt screenshot.
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Ran the corrected script but still got an error. I have my truekey_export.json file on my Desktop. Is that where it's supposed to be?
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The error message is saying the the converter script is not in the directory you are using (perl is telling you it cannot find convert_to_1p4.pl in the current directory).
Your install location isn't quite what the README suggests, so that leads me to wonder how you actually extracted the zip file archive contents. It doesn't matter what you call the extracted folder, nor where you place it. What matters is that you have ALL the contents of the zip file exactly as they were bundled. Some users will move files and folders around, and that breaks the script's ability to find the required modules.
From within your convert_to_1p4_1.09 folder on your Desktop, in the command shell window, run the command:
dir
and copy / paste the window screenshot here. It should look like:
FYI: it looks like you might be re-running the
cpancommands each time. You're done with that, and don't need to run them. They install some required modules, and once you've installed them into the perl environment once, you're done. All you need to do is run the converter command.0 -
Here is a screenshot of my Desktop so you can see if I need to change anything.
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Ok, here's the problem. You're not deep enough in the directory tree you have.
Move the contained convert_to_1p4 folder onto your Desktop and go into that folder, which will be named as per the README.
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I moved the convert_to_1p4 folder to my desktop and tried running the script but got another error that a module was missing so I re-ran the cpan again but it didn't help. Maybe I just need to go with a different password saver?
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I mentioned in some other threads that some users on Windows 10 had trouble getting the Date::Calc module to build. But I've never been able to reproduce the issue.
In your command window above, please try the following to build the Date::Calc module and a module it requires called Bit::Vector:
cpan -fT Bit::Vector Date::Calc
The try your conversion again.
If you would like some remote help, let me know.
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Sorry - I've already deleted everything. It was just too complicated for me. Thanks for your efforts to help.
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Hey @gaylet8, I'm sorry to hear that. Improving this process is something we've been thinking about for some time, and we'd like to address it and make things simpler for folks switching services. I'm sorry we weren't able to help you better now, and I hope we can have a better solution for you in the future.
Thanks so much for helping out @MrC :)
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,Thanks! It just wasn't the converting of my Truekey data that was the problem. The whole 1password process was just to complicated. After I downloaded it, I had no idea how to use it! I've chosen a program that is much easier to use. Sorry.
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I understand @gaylet8, still sad to see you go :(. Best of luck.
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Hi,
Just to add a few comments here as a new user. Looking at the above did help, but just in different ways. Using Win 10I extracted the zip archive file by simply extracting to c:\perl as per instructions in the read me. It looks like the convert_to_1p4 folder ended up 2 directories down under Desktop, under C:\Users\David\Desktop\onepassword-utilities-master\convert_to_1p4 (Not sure why this extracts differently to the ReadMe, without any "playing" from my side)
Obviously the command cd %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\convert_to_1p4 didn't work, but adding in the onepassword-utilities-master dir into it sorted it. So cd %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\onepassword-utilities-master dir\convert_to_1p4
Then tried but it couldn't find my original xml file which was on the Desktop. Just moved this file one directory down into "onepassword-utilities-master dir". All worked OK.
Good conversion using: perl convert_to_1p4.pl handysafe -v ..\HS.xml
Thanks
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Thank you for writing in and telling us about your experience.
I'm sure it will be useful for @MrC and other users.The differing unpacking location for the ZIP file can depend on the application you use to unzip it.
Sorry for the inconvenience!Tell us if there's anything else we can help you with.
Cheers,
Alex
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