WiFi Sync not working after update: error code 7027 [fixed in version 5.4.2 on 2015-05-26]

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carlosperez
carlosperez
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edited July 2015 in iOS

I can no longer sync using WiFi between my iPhone running iOS 8 and 1Password version 5.3 (503025) and my MacBook Pro running Yosemite and 1Password version 5.1 (510027).

I get an error Attempted to sync with a different vault than originally configured. I've never changed my default vault, nor do I even have more than one vault. All I see is Primary Vault.

Ugh. I just noticed I'm still getting OS X beta updates (ugh!!) so I'm actually running a pre-release Yosemite 10.10.3 (14D113c) which perhaps is the culprit?

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  • carlosperez
    carlosperez
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    Ok - it's not Yosemita pre-release related. Also happens trying to sync with my Mac mini which is running 10.10.2

  • carlosperez
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    Tried turning of WiFi sync ... restarted both devices, and still seeing the same error.

  • Stephen_C
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    There are two others things you can try:

    1. just check your Mac computer name and your iOS device name to ensure that either OS has not wandered off and added something like "(2)" to either name (which will stop wifi sync in its tracks);
    2. reboot your router.

    You might also just check this knowledge base article about configuring a proxy or firewall. If all else fails try creating an ad hoc wireless network just to see if that works.

    Stephen

  • Hagni
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    I can confirm that. After updating the iOS app, i can no longer sync using WIFI.
    com.agilebits.onepassword.ErrorDomain-Fehler 7027
    UserInfo=0x1552cf10 {NSLocalizedRecovrySuggestion=Attempt to sync with a different vault than originally configured.}

  • garrettc
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    Confirmed here. Same error when trying to sync over wifi.

    com.agilebits.onepassword.ErrorDomain Code=7027 "The operation couldn't be completed

    1Password 5.3 on iOS 8.2
    1Password 5.0.2 on Yosemite 10.10.2

    Neither the phone nor the laptop names have changed.

    I still had the same error after rebooting my router and creating an ad-hoc network.

  • davidharari
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    I am having the exact same issue after having updated this weekend to the latest IOS version. I verified that my Mac has the same name and rebooted my router. Nothing helped. Wi fi Sync is broken.
    The message says: "Attempted to sync with a different vault than originally confirmed."

  • Stephen_C
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    I, too, had problems with wifi sync when I updated my iPhone to 1P for iOS 5.3 (although, strangely, no problem with the update on my iPad). I do not use multiple vaults so don't guarantee this suggestion will help all of you, but I strongly recommend you reboot your Mac and your iOS device(s) if you've not already done so.

    @Hagni @garrettc and @davidharari have you tried that? (I know two of you referred to rebooting your routers but it would be helpful to know that you've tried as well what I've suggested.)

    Stephen

  • garrettc
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    Sorry, I forgot to mention that both devices had been rebooted. Also, I forgot to add that I have only ever used a single vault.

  • Hagni
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    I have rebooted my MacMini (Yosemite 10.10.2), my iPad (iOS 8.2) and the FritzBox. Anyway, the error remains.
    1Password 5.1 (510035) on the MacMini and 5.3 on the iPad.

  • thwn
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    I can confirm that error, on two different Macs, in two different WiFi networks, where it used to work flawlessly before. OSX 10.2.2, 1Password 5 (v5.1 510035), iOS 8.2 and 1Password 5.3 (503025) on the iPhone.

  • Datacentre
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    • I’m using 1Password version #: 5.1
    • On a (Mac/PC/iOS/Android): iPhone version 5.3 and or most current.
    • Syncing with other devices (list them):

    Wifi syncing has worked fine, until today after updating my iPhone app.
    Wifi sync still works on older iPad app version.

    When can I expect a fix? Thanks.

  • davidharari
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    I also confirm that reboot of both devices did not resolve the issue. I am still getting the syncing error. I have also used only a single vault at all times.

  • AGAlumB
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    edited March 2015
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    @Datacentre: I'm sorry you're having trouble with Wi-Fi Sync after the update!

    I tested this myself using 1Password for Mac 5.1 and 1Password for iOS 5.3, and Wi-Fi Sync completed without error. Please restart your iPhone and see if it works afterward. Often I see issues like this after an update (of apps of all types) that a quick restart fixes.

    If you are still having trouble, please let me know exactly what steps you're taking and what is (or is not) happening for you. Also, I hope you don't mind, but I'm moving this thread over to the iOS section of the forums. Please let me know what you find. I look forward to hearing back from you! :)

  • davidharari
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    I am also having the same problem as posted in another thread in this forum. I have the most recent versions of 1Password for Mac and IOS. The issue started after the last IOS update. I rebooted both devices and rebooted my router. I still get the message that sync is not working because it is a different vault than originally configured. I only use one vault.

  • danlfly1
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    Current IOS 8.2 (on iPad2 and iPhone6) and Yosemite on mac (10.10.2) with v. 5.1 of yours.

    iPhone wi-fi syncs fine. iPad hasn't successfully synced in 9 weeks. It says "sync started" and sits there forever without updating.

    I downloaded the firefox extension and when I tried to activate it, I got a dialog box stating- there is no application set to open the document "1Password-4.3.1-2.xpi". It referred me to the app store where I struck out.

    Help please. Thanks.

  • Ben
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    Hi folks,

    Thank you for reporting this issue. I've filed this in our bug tracker for further testing and investigation. We'll post back here if there is further information required to track this down.

    Thanks!

    ref: CSI-53

  • danlfly1
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    One problem solved...can now sync. I deleted the entire app and re-downloaded to the iPad. Now it will sync. FYI.

  • Ben
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    Thanks for the update @danlfly1. That may be a solution for folks who don't have new data entered on iOS (i.e. data that isn't on the Mac yet) but probably isn't going to be a good solution for someone who does.

    If the need to sync is urgent, you can of course back up your data:

    https://guides.agilebits.com/1password-ios/5/en/topic/itunes-backups

    And then reinstall the iOS app as @danlfly1 mentioned.

  • Magic70
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    Same issues here since the 5.3 update.
    I followed your instructions with backup and deleting the app on iOS. Installed again, moved the backups folder via iTunes into the right location again and started the app on iOS. Prompting to create a new vault or sync from an existing one. Tried the Wlan Sync and this work again. Great. Than I restored my backup and tried to sync again. Now the same issue with Error Domain-Error 7027.

    Now I have to do it all again without restoring, hope that I didn't change something in my old iOS vault. But I need to have the latest entries from my desktop 1password.

    Hope you can fix this bug soon.

    Cheers.

  • davidharari
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    Uninstalling and reinstalling the IOS app solved my issue.

  • Ben
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    Thanks for the update!

  • jesse4216
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    I am having the same problem as well

    com.agilebits.onepassword.ErrorDomain-Fehler 7027
    UserInfo=0x1552cf10 {NSLocalizedRecovrySuggestion=Attempt to sync with a different vault than originally configured.}

  • jesse4216
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    i too deleted app on phone and set up again, now it works.

  • Ben
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    Thanks for the update! I'm hopeful that we can come up with a better solution than that, but glad to hear it works for now.

  • carlosperez
    carlosperez
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    Any progress on this? I'm going back and forth with support and am still being told its probably a network issue. I've tried resetting routers, restarting devices, creating adhoc networks and nothing has worked. I am trying to put off removing the app and adding back in (especially if restoring from a backup seems to reintroduce the problem as Magic70 indicates above). I ran into this problem right after I moved all my 1 time passwords from Google Authenticator to 1Password. Now it seems like I have to move everything back. Super frustrating!

  • Ben
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    Hi @carlosperez,

    Unfortunately I don't have any better information than our email support team.

  • beijau
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    edited April 2015
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    I fixed this problem on my iPhone (iOS 8.2) by deleting and re-installing v.5.3(503025) per @danlfly1 's post.

  • AGAlumB
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    @beijau: Ah, thanks for the update! I've seen issues like this as a result of delta app updates, so I'm glad reinstalling it got it working for you. Cheers! :)

  • makz
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    I had the same error after upgrading to new iPhone and restoring from backup, iPhone 6 to iPhone6 Plus. Had to delete 1Password app and reinstall. It works now.

  • AGAlumB
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    @makz: Thank you for also sharing your experience! I have seen this in many cases unfortunately. And while it's a bit of a hassle, I'm glad that installing a fresh copy from the App Store is able to get (so far) everyone back up and running. :)

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