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It's called encrypting your keys and ssh agent. Answer from st4nker on reddit.com

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OP_VERSION="v2.13.1" # Download and Install curl -sSfo op.zip https://cache.agilebits.com/dist/1P/op2/pkg/${OP_VERSION}/op_linux_amd64_${OP_VERSION}.zip sudo unzip -od /usr/local/bin/ op.zip rm op.zip # Add correct permissions sudo groupadd onepassword-cli sudo chown root:onepassword-cli /usr/local/bin/op sudo chmod g+s /usr/local/bin/op · Find Secret Key: https://support.1password.com/secret-key ·

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reddit.com › r/1password › 1password on linux with cli only? no root?

r/1Password on Reddit: 1password on linux with CLI only? No root?

September 22, 2023 -

Is there a way to access and sync my 1Password data to my account on a linux server when I only have CLI access through SSH and don't have root privileges to do installs?

My use case would be to manage my SSH keys and git keys.

Is there a containerized solution perchance?

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I think you can look into ssh-agent forwarding, which means you can run your 1Password at client side (with 1Password built-in ssh-agent) and forward the pipe over SSH. That way you can access your credentials without leaving your private key on the server / container. Also beware the inherent risk of forwarding such agent, that other people with root access can also request your credentials over it.

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Perhaps this would be an option : https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/get-started/ What I don’t understand is how can you run a server without root access? And another question: Doesn’t linux have it’s own way to encrypt your keys?

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October 25, 2022 -

Ok just a heads up, I'm still trying to figure this whole thing out.

Note that I do not have the desktop app installed and all of this is performed via SSHing into a machine in terminal.

On Ubuntu 20.04, I successfully installed the op CLI using this:

OP_VERSION="v2.13.1"

# Download and Install
curl -sSfo op.zip https://cache.agilebits.com/dist/1P/op2/pkg/${OP_VERSION}/op_linux_amd64_${OP_VERSION}.zip
sudo unzip -od /usr/local/bin/ op.zip
rm op.zip

# Add correct permissions
sudo groupadd onepassword-cli
sudo chown root:onepassword-cli /usr/local/bin/op
sudo chmod g+s /usr/local/bin/op

This got op to work fine. I do not have 1password desktop installed on this machine.

So next I was trying to add an account with this:

OP_ACCOUNT_ADDRESS="https://xxxxxxxxxx.1password.com/"
OP_ACCOUNT_EMAIL="[email protected]"
OP_ACCOUNT_SECRET_KEY="A3-......"

op account add \
    --shorthand "xxxxxxxxxx" \
    --address "${OP_ACCOUNT_ADDRESS}" \
    --email "${OP_ACCOUNT_EMAIL}" \
    --secret-key "${OP_ACCOUNT_SECRET_KEY}" \
    --debug

This results in a password prompt. And any way I place the password, I'm getting:

X:XX PM | DEBUG | Skipped loading desktop app settings file. The desktop app might not be installed: read file: lstat /home/xxxx/.config/1Password/settings/settings.json: no such file or directory
Enter the password for [email protected] at xxxxxx.1password.com: 
[ERROR] 2023/01/26 21:08:02 (401) Unauthorized: You aren't authorized to perform this action.

However, if I do the same thing with my personal 1password, works fine!

So am I going crazy and I'm not entering the right password or is there some option on the admin side that prevents this?

[EDIT] Ok never mind, i'm a dumbass, wrong password, works now