1Password Anywhere encryptionkeys.js problem
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This has been answered on another thread, @Passweird.
For other readers, please see CEO Jeffrey Shiner's post, here: http://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/24354/1passwordanywhere
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Can people confirm this is fixed? I'm still having the same problem on Chrome on Linux. Go to dropbox.com, open the 1Password.html file and get the error saying it can't load the encryptionKeys.js file.
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No—sorry, but there's been no statement yet that the problem is fixed.
As noted in the linked post, a fix is "in the works."
I'm sure we'll be updating that post when the fix is deployed.
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1PasswordAnywhere on your private dropbox.com web site should be working again. Please let us know if you find that's not the case for you.
Thanks again for your patience!
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Yay, confirmed working again!
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Sorry for the false alarm. User error in my previous post. I was navigating into my local copy (file:///...). When using the online copy (https://...) it worked fine!
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I'm also on Linux. I have 1password-anywhere working fine via the web, and I have Dropbox installed and working, which includes my 1Password folder. But, when I try to open the 1Password.html file from the local directory, I get the encryptionkeys.js error, though the file seems to be in place and synchronized properly. It'd be nice to be able to run the 1password-anywhere locally from my synchronized Dropbox copy. Any ideas or suggestions?
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On Linux it should be relatively easy to create a symlink between the vault in dropbox and httpd's web root. Effectively you could run a local webserver to serve your 1PasswordAnywhere.
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In addition to what Richard said, it is only easily accessible on Dropbox.com or through a web server that Richard mentioned. The browsers have a local file restriction where it doesn't allow javascript files to be loaded locally, which is why you see the error about the encryption javascript file. That restriction is not applicable to web sites like Dropbox.com or through a local web server.
Note that you can run 1Password 4 for Windows under WINE on Linux and there are folks who got the extensions to work as well.
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I find the dropbox.com solution annoying - you would need your Dropbox password. Here is a simple way to start a web-server in Ubuntu. This probably works well on any OS with python (other than Windows of course).
In a terminal:
cd ~/Dropbox/1Password.agilekeychainpython -m SimpleHTTPServerIn a browser:
http://127.0.0.1:8000/click on your 1Password.html file to access it
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@AdamGagorik's solution will work of course. But using WINE, as my colleague Mike suggested, might be the more convenient solution.
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I still have the problem with a keychain file located on my local machine. I don't have 1Password installed here, just using the 1Passwrod anywhere on chrome (latest build Win 7 64 bit).
I have started chrome with the > --allow-file-access-from-files > command line, but no luck,0
