One Password installation

Bluefin
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Has anyone been able to install 1Password properly? I’ve followed the flatpak instructions on the 1P website, but this results in an error when using the software app:

While pulling appstream2/x86_64 from remote onepassword-origin: Commit 41b518b73784cb24b15b464a2ea507a0d1c54bca42ce58a6c95864413674f7ef: GPG verification enabled, but no signatures found (use gpg-verify=false in remote config to disable)

Also, the flatpak version of 1P is fairly hobbled, with no working cli version and no SSH agent support.

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I installed it from the rpm repository as an overlay. Has worked fine for years for me now.

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Ooh, can you do that? When I tried the rpm route I got this (I assumed because Bluefin has locked all that down):

error: can’t create transaction lock on /usr/share/rpm/.rpm.lock (Read-only file system)
error: https://downloads.1password.com/linux/keys/1password.asc: key 1 import failed.

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You can’t just use dnf as with Fedora Workstation. But once you’ve set up the repo details manually, you can use rpm-ostree as usual.

You can find my notes in the Monospace Mentor Wiki.

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Would this (install as an overlay) apply to KeepassXC as well? The flatpak version doesn’t support browser integration, which is a real buzzkill.

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I installed 1Password using the official .rpm file installed in a Fedora distrobox (BoxBuddy is preinstalled).

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I previously had it layered by manually adding the 1password repo like what the above solution has mentioned. However, I soon ran into a problem upgrading my system because of some error with the repo.

So I opted to installing the .rpm file directly instead, rpm-ostree install 1password-latest.rpm

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