Unity Hub not working with Browser Login [Please Help]

Hello people,

I need the Unity Hub for a course but I can't login via the hub due to it not being functional; when I press the sign in button it leads me to a blank page with a broken launch unityhub:// link. Please tell me if there are any other ways I can log in to the Unity Hub and install some versions before my course, thank y'all!

Sincerely,

Taploid7

Helpful links:

The Sign In button takes me here: https://api.unity.com/v1/oauth2/aut...56&redirect_uri=unityhub://login&locale=en_US

In the view-source, it says to click on this link unityhub://login/?code=FIh8XLzJ5c8IT3lBx9c0Tw011f&locale=en&session_state=db195990a850753388a64c72cfd6da9345f5fb592c021ff021fa47f9c0b4cae3.4s3Vbms0mxqwjvDZW4hqvA011f ---- if I'm not redirected

 

Try clearing your browser cookies and cache??

 

Sounds like something is interfering. A misbehaving or overzealous anti-virus is a good possibility.

 

Are you behind a proxy? Do the Unity Hub logs (on windows: %APPDATA%\UnityHub\logs) mention anything useful

 

Let me check the logs

 

I do have some parental control apps on my PC though, might be the problem

 

I will try this second

 

Same for me I was testing for quite long and more than just this

It seems if I use master OS windows and virtual linux everything works.

If i use master linux and virtual windows nothing works not even gmail

Also if i use linux not virtualized it doesnt work like half of the world

So thing is we need login and pass inside hub to work

Thanks if you do this I would be greatly appreciated

 

ok I managed to get unity hub working in linux not in Virtual box

I downloaded the Proton VPN which is free
and connect to it and now it works

 

i keep getting it too, what do i do if i delete those will it do somehting bad?

 

I receive the same error, and have tried clearing cookies and cache, and that didn't do anything.

 

What we have found is our corporate proxy solution is inspecting SSL traffic and Node/NPM behind the scenes is failing despite trying to set the caFile or the environment variable NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS pointing to our proxy certificate (the cert file is valid as I add this to java keystore for many solutions and it works)

The work around for us has been to introduce the environment variable NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED with a value of 0 Not ideal as it disables security but it works.

Our launcher batch follows the Unity documentation for setting proxy at user launch and has been listed in other forum posts. I have been installing unity into a root directory as I'm tired of toggling my admin creds to edit items in Program Files.

@echo off
set http_proxy=http://ip_or_url:port
set https_proxy=http://ip_or_url:port
set NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0
start "" "C:\Unity\Unity Hub\Unity Hub.exe"

 

It works! Thanks a lot

 

How to do this exactly?

 

The lines I included in my last post are for a custom launcher (batch/cmd) file on the desktop of the Unity user. This will set 3 user environment variables for the duration that Unity Hub is running. The first 2 set the proxy variables, the 3rd sets the NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED variable. Alternatively you could set this as a system variable but I prefer to only set this for the application that needs it, hence the batch/cmd to launch the app. Similar can be done on Mac OS using a launch script.

 

it's perfect!!! tks so muchh

 

when i try to sign in from unity hub or unity editor both just send me to login page where i login but after login in broswer it direct me to this blank page link :- api.unity.com/v1/oauth2/authorize?client_id=unity_hub&response_type=code&code_challenge=J0X9s4zGmywSew4e0nXzEUCXhMaeZDZS2s4-mHJsU50&code_challenge_method=s256&redirect_uri=unityhub%3A%2F%2Flogin&locale=en_US

instead of connecting to unity hub or unity editor

i think the broswer is unable to connect to unity hub or editor

what do i do

 

I hate my life

 

This worked. thank you. Like WTF. and then it stopped the next day.

Reinstalled unity hub and it has been working for a couple of weeks