Login issues

[raffaelewylde]

Login Issue
I was having issues logging, getting the same timeout error I've seen mentioned in other issues. I started by deleting the workflow i had gotten from the Alfred forum over a year ago and cloned the gh repo. The timeout error is gone im getting this when i run lplogin in debug mode.

[01:42:11.108] ERROR: LastPass CLI[Run Script] 2845:2846: syntax error: Expected end of line but found “"”. (-2741)

[marius-m]

I'm getting the same error when trying to log in. Trying to run on newest and freshly installed Mac Big Sur OS, with latest lpass (LastPass CLI v1.3.3.GIT).

It seems to me, this is a problem with the script itself and OS / Script syntax changes. However I'm really not that familiar with the script to fix it :(

[rozling]

Possibly unrelated, but I was having issues where I could not login with lp login or directly on the command line with lpass login.

Implementing the workaround here sorted it out for me.

[Than-DE]

Also on MacOS Big Sur version 11.2.3 and getting the same error

[12:50:15.076] ERROR: LastPass CLI[Run Script] 2845:2846: syntax error: Expected end of line but found “"”. (-2741)

I'm able to get the Lastpass CLI running in terminal but it really seems the script here is not optimised. If someone can fix this, I'd be very grateful.

Edit: I was able to find a workaround, luckily. You can set the master password manually in the terminal using the following commands:

export LPASS_ASKPASS='{YOUR_PW}'
launchctl setenv LPASS_ASKPASS='{YOUR_PW}'

🎉

[tsgrissom]

So what's the solution here? I'm on Monterey and unable to login. I'm receiving the same error as above. I can login just fine through CLI but getting a syntax error in Alfred console.

[benjaminhoffman]

same! would love if this workflow was still supported!

[wxtry]

this can be fixed by updating the login script based on your alfred version.
If you have already installed the workflow, update the second last line of the login script, change Alfred 3 to Alfred 4(or any other version you are currently using)

[janegilring]

I didn`t work here for some reason, but I tried the fork mentioned in #71 - that worked well.