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Perhaps it is "your blob is empty" like the error message says -- if you add a site to the webvault at lastpass.com, does the problem persist?

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I didn't find on the website how to "fill the webvault".
Should I really install the browser extension in order to get the cli to work?

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No extension needed, just log into the website (https://lastpass.com) - click the sign in link, once in webvault click the "add site" link on left-hand site, enter some gibberish.

If that is the problem, we should behave better on the client, of course.

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On Tue, Dec 02, 2014 at 01:40:01PM -0800, Bob Copeland wrote:

No extension needed, just log into the website (https://lastpass.com)

• click the sign in link, once in webvault click the "add site" link
  on left-hand site, enter some gibberish.

Hum, using FF webdevelopper I found it (eeepc 701 resolution makes
hidden items >= 4th in this horizontal menu [and no horizontal scroll
possible])

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On Tue, Dec 02, 2014 at 01:40:01PM -0800, Bob Copeland wrote:

If that is the problem, we should behave better on the client, of
course.

ok, I filled the vault using the website.
Then:
$ lpass login # still show:

Warning: Could not decrypt private key.

anyway lpass ls/show/edit did work, good !

I did a:
$ lpass logout
$ rm -rf ~/.lpass

and retried:
$ lpass login # still show

Warning: Could not decrypt private key.

but other ls/show/edit still now work consistently.

I'd naively say there are 2 issues:

• lpass does not seem to be usable until a vault is initialized by other
  mean (can't ls/show and even edit at first).

• the spurious warning:

  Warning: Could not decrypt private key
  could lead to wrong assumptions about issues.

thanks for the support!

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@bcopeland Can we close this ticket? It's solved.

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