Cannot access jrnl files. No recommended backend was available #407
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Same, this happened after updating python-keyring to the latest version. @dastagg, you can "fix" it via rollbacking python-keyring - |
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Thanks! That worked, but I'm not going to close this issue. Not sure why it doesn't work with python-keyring 8.2-1 so I'll leave this open and check the next time jrnl updates. |
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Thanks, I locked the version to 7.3 while figuring out how what's going on in 8.2. |
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Just to follow-up: Just upgraded python-keyring to 8.4.1-1 and python-keyrings-alt 1.1.2016123-1 and jrnl is working fine. |
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This did the trick for me.
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* Require config arguments * Use PyXDG to save config and journal in XDG dirs This change also hides the CONFIG_PATH state information entirely within the install module. Therefore, the cli module does not have to care about checking existence of files and paths. * Export to xml * Better unicode mock support * Fixes unicode errors in XML export * Cleans up entry * Docs * YAML configs See #184, #230, #197 * Fixes config tests * Fix config writing for python 3 * fix call to entry_to_md() * Make Journal a general interface This change moves the loading and saving mechanisms into its own Plain- and EncryptedJournal subclasses for easier maintenance and lazy loading of all the crypto modules. * Move and remove imports in utils * Remove circular dependency * Fix failing behave tests * Deprecate config.password * Remove deprecated tests * Upgrade scaffolding * Basic support for cryptography.io Still needs better hash function * Doc changes * Upgrade prompt for encrypted jrnls * Uses PBKDF2-SHA256 instead of plain SHA256 Fixes #192 * Use 'version' in configs * Converts tests to YAML * Work on cryptography * Plugin architecture * Now the list of export types in --help is generated from the plugins. * Added support for importing entries. * Made Journal.import_ more concise. * Now the importer reads from standard input using util.py23_read(). * Added basic logging feature to understand how is configuration loaded Conflicts: jrnl/cli.py jrnl/util.py * Hardcoded salt to fix crypto * Make backup of config when upgrading Fixes #307 * Return config after install Fixes #297 * Properly initialise journal files after creating them * Introduce legacy classes * Cuddle timestamp in brackets to fix #318 * Legacy Journal with old timestamps * Upgrade old time stamps to fix #317 * Fix conflicting requirements Fixes #296 * Cleanup and more logging * Fix creating non-existent journals * Update all tests to new time format * Export DayOne UUID in json Fixes #333 * Tests for #333 * Bilingual meta classes * Python 3 fixes :) * Encryption reads and writes in binary mode * More encoding madness * Fix parsing issue * Tests for parsing issue fix * TXT extension for temp files * Add missing dependencies pyyaml and pyxdg * Fix: dateutil conflict because python-dateutils was already added to the conditional section. * Add single letter alias -s for option --short --short was being used in a test for date logic, but I added a second test for explicitness. * Fix breaking test submitted in b2a7d1f. * Fix improper charset handling in PY2 path of u(x) Knowing fully that I may have just added another layer of impropriety, the above line fixed the charset errors I was getting. I'll illustrate this change with an example string `Charšet`, entered (e.g. through stdin) in UTF-8 encoding. To the best of my knowledge, the previous version would first have encoded this string to `Char\xc5\xa1et` (i.e., it encoded each byte not in ascii range as a hex escape code), and then have parsed this string to `CharÅ¡et` (i.e. after "r" it sees Unicode code point U+00c5 and U+00a1). My version simply takes this str for what it is: an UTF-8 representation of the unicode string `Charšet`. * Don't pin to a specific version of `cryptography` * Unable to run `cli.py` as a standalone script due to relative imports * Update Markdown exporter documentation. * Update `Tag` exporter code documentation. * Removes leading 'b' on slugs in Python 3 * Change heading levels on Markdown export depending on if it is to a consolidated file or to individual files. * Increase heading levels on Markdown export * Warn if increasing headings goes past H6 Only warn once per entry. * Don't relay on `colorama` for ANSI color codes * Add testing for increasing Headings on Markdown export * Add YAML export * Check for heading level error * Check for heading level error * Update .gitignore * Make the tests pass * grr...fix typo * Include `plugins` in eggs * Fix test arg parsing * Split tests * Consolidate requirements * Tests for #343 * Warn user if attempting to write to default journal but not configured Fixes #343 * Close temp file before deleting it. * Name file handle if we're going to us it Conflicts: jrnl/util.py * Fix weird character at the front of the line... * Remove ; * Allow editor config value to be either list or str * Add documentation on advanced editor config * Add jrnl.plugins to the list of installed packages. Without this the installed jrnl will not run. Conflicts: setup.py * Now the list of import types in --help is generated from the plugins. * Merge branch 'pr/326' into 2.0-rc1 * Fix for #322 * Fix for #332 * Fix that goddamn timezone test * [YAML export] only increase headings by one level * [YAML export] remove lines that simply list tags * [CLI] colour code 'no editor' error message * [Util] delete old, unused code * [Dayone] Add Creator section to dayone import and YAML export * code formatting * Fixes #348 Also fixes #322 on windows. * [Dayone] fix reading dates off edited dayone entries * [Dayone] allow variable length dates on edited Dayone entries * [Dayone] cut extended attributes for now * [Dayone] clean up date code * Colorize error and warning messages * [CLI] display instructions to enter an entry on the command line when no editor is set * Support for templates * Update tests for templates * Fix XML export * --export text doesn't indent Fixes #373 * Seperation of title and entry is now purely virtual. Fixes #360 * Merged PR * Drop whitespace in print Fixes #222 and #376 * Remove references to jrnl[encrypted] * Unicode literals in util * Byte encoding for getpass Fixes #392 and #393 * Doc update on HISTIGNORE Fixes #394 * Docs on Alfred integration Fixes #364 * Expand vars and user tilde for upgrade backup * Open config_path as utf-8 * Update dependencies and lock versions on keyring and cryptography. Fixes #407 * Clean up text wrapping once and for all * Fully strip title and body after SENTENCE_SPLITTER search * User defined indent character (#419) Make indent character configurable. * Exports * Update Cryptography Fixes SSL issues described in pyca/cryptography#2750 * Upgrade to cryptography 1.4 * Fix Keyring tests * Indent character optional * Fix JSON export * Template exporting FTW * Clean up * Fix behave tests by adding asteval dependency (#469) * Fix python2 error in template_explorer.py (#471) If template_explorer.py was imported in python2, it would fail because it uses unicode_literals which would ultimately cause passing an unicode string as the first argument to the 'type' built-in function. This commit fixes this by converting the unicode to string before it is passed to the 'type' function. Fixes #456 * Catch keyboard interrupt when opening journal (#476) If the journal is encrypted, jrnl asks for a password using the getpass.getpass function. If user presses the keyboard interrupt (e.g. ctrl+c) during the password prompt, jrnl crashes and prints a stack trace. This however is not very user friendly. This commit adds a check for KeyboardInterrupt Exception and prints a message whenever this exception occurs and exits. Stack is no longer printed. Fixes #450 * Remove --use-mirrors switch from travis setup (#477) The --use-mirrors pip switch does not work since pip 7.0.0. This caused travis builds to fail. This commit removes the --use-mirrors switch. * minor typo fixes (#515) * Don't pin cryptography * Fix some testing issues * Work if timezone is UTC * use right configuration for a test * deal with DST (re-fix bug) * Travis-CI: Allow development version of Python to fail gracefully * Be consistent with __future__ imports * Fix failing tests * Sort Imports
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Running on ArchLinux.
The default jrnl file is encrypted.
What are the keyring backends it is looking for?
~ ❯❯❯ jrnl --edit ⏎
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/jrnl", line 9, in
load_entry_point('jrnl==1.9.8', 'console_scripts', 'jrnl')()
File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/jrnl/cli.py", line 194, in run
journal = Journal.Journal(journal_name, **config)
File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/jrnl/Journal.py", line 39, in init
self.open()
File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/jrnl/Journal.py", line 105, in open
journal = util.get_password(keychain=self.name, validator=validate_password)
File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/jrnl/util.py", line 37, in get_password
pwd_from_keychain = keychain and get_keychain(keychain)
File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/jrnl/util.py", line 56, in get_keychain
return keyring.get_password('jrnl', journal_name)
File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/keyring/core.py", line 42, in get_password
return _keyring_backend.get_password(service_name, username)
File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/keyring/backends/fail.py", line 18, in get_password
raise RuntimeError("No recommended backend was available")
RuntimeError: No recommended backend was available
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