OPVault out of version 6?
Hi,
I searched in advance here for a solution to my current problem but couldn't find one. So I registered and now I'm posting my first post here and hope there's a solution ...
I'm on macOS 12 and still use version 6 of 1Password. For reasons. Works fine.
Because I want to leave 1Password behind and migrate to another solution I was looking for a way to somehow transform my main vault (which currently syncs with iCloud, no problems) into an OPVault format.
I learned that there's no "export as OPVault" functionality and that I have to create a new, local vault for this.
I did so and I managed to copy all my entries to that new vault.
However, how will I know if that vault is actually in OPVault format? And, most interesting: where is this local vault file located?
I only found very old posts here that mentioned those vaults are in ~Library/Containers/... or ~Library/Group Containers/... but I couldn't find it there. Couldn't find it in ~/Library/Application Support/... either (there's just an old "1Password 4" folder).
Am I on the right path at all here? Is version 6 capable of creating an OPVault file and I just need to find it?
Thanks for any hints!
Stefan
1Password Version: 6.8.9
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: macOS 12.6
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Okay, I tried the unix command lsof (list open files) an grep'ed for the name of my local vault – to no avail.
Still haven't found it.
Any help/ideas/hints? 😳0 -
Ohhh, found the solution!
By default, when you create a new local folder its sync setting is set to "None".
If you set the new local folder's sync setting to "Folder" and select a path a new .opvault file for this vault gets created! 😊Case closed. ✅
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