Sign in link broken

[Dromasin]

Hey all. I’m currently trying to log into the unity hub for Linux, however, when I click the link it opens a blank webpage in my browser. I’m running on Ubuntu 20.04 (which I know is non-PORf but I’ve had no issues with it before!) Any help would be much appreciated.

[dgs_stan]

I am having exact same issue using Ubuntu 21.04
I noticed it you copy the link and open it in private browser it actually works sort of. it opens the sign in page you can sign it but after signing in it opens another blank page.
Copying the second blank link to non-private browser gives this:
{
“message” : “Conversation Not Found”,
“code” : “132.191”,
“details” : [ {
“field” : “cid”,
“reason” : “Conversation not found”
} ]
}

PS Tried this on Chrome browser
Using Unity Hub 3.0.0.beta.5
Hope someone can have more info on this.

Thanks,
Stan

[Dromasin]

@dgs_stan

I am having exact same issue using Ubuntu 21.04
I noticed it you copy the link and open it in private browser it actually works sort of. it opens the sign in page you can sign it but after signing in it opens another blank page.
Copying the second blank link to non-private browser gives this:
{
“message” : “Conversation Not Found”,
“code” : “132.191”,
“details” : [ {
“field” : “cid”,
“reason” : “Conversation not found”
} ]
}

PS Tried this on Chrome browser
Using Unity Hub 3.0.0.beta.5
Hope someone can have more info on this.

Thanks,
Stan

This is identical to the issue I’m having. Any support from the Unity team would be great. I’m having to work from a VM and it’s not nearly as effective!

[atom_games]

I’m having the same issue; Debian 11 with i3 window manager.

[Scyllot]

Same here.

[dgs_stan]

Hey guys,

I found a little work around that worked for me on Ubuntu 21.10:
Download Unity Hub 2.4.5
It opens and allow you to download latest version of Unity.
I was able to install Unity 2020 LTS
I am not sure where I found 2.4.5 but if you cant find it let me know I can upload it to google drive for you.

Hope this helps you guys too!

[mohammadgarous]

@dgs_stan

Hey guys,

I found a little work around that worked for me on Ubuntu 21.10:
Download Unity Hub 2.4.5
It opens and allow you to download latest version of Unity.
I was able to install Unity 2020 LTS
I am not sure where I found 2.4.5 but if you cant find it let me know I can upload it to google drive for you.

Hope this helps you guys too!

same problem on unity 20.04 , please give me download link for unity hub 2.4.5

[dgs_stan]

Here you go:
https://public-cdn.cloud.unity3d.com/hub/prod/UnityHub.AppImage

[largosensei]

Howdy Thread!

Looks like this issue is resolved with the new re-release of 3.0.0-beta6. (Archive, not Appimage solo) It’s an archive with the installation script and the appimage. Installing from the AppImage alone does not include the installation of the handler file to facilitate that login process. Hope it helps!

Crosspost of relevant thread with manual fix and details for those curious.

Temporary workaround for Hub bug

The Hub is now installed on supported platforms via the corresponding package manager. Please see the documentation at https://docs.unity3d.com/hub/manual/InstallHub.html#install-hub-linux to install the Hub. You may want to clean up the files and edits from these steps prior to moving over to the package. ~~There is currently a bug in the Linux Hub where Hub links do not open the Hub. Additionally, searching for and launching the Hub in GNOME doesn't work.~~ ~~Until the issue is fixed in the…

[GeorgeZZ]

I want to download an older Hub version

Alright Unity team, cut the bullshit. I’ve stumbled upon posts from the forums dating back to 2017 asking to be able to download older hub versions. That’s. All. I. Want. I do not care about filling a bug report or “using the latest version because it has bugfixes”, Unity Hub 3.0 is in Beta for my OS, as such it’s unstable and shouldn’t be my only available download option. It is not because you think you fixed bugs in the latest version that it didn’t break on someone else’s system. As a so…

See reply no.9.
First I also got blank page in firefox, but after several login attempt I got a page said firefox can not understand the link and after a good time of search I got this post.

UnityHub 3.0 beta release is a disaster. Worst experience ever. Whole night was wasted on this problem.

As a former robotic industry software developer I really hate any software developer force you to update your staff, because “if every thing seems work then DO NOT UPDATE!!” is FOR A REASON.

And unityhub become one of them.
Back the day I was using windows, I forced unityhub to not update. After this unexpected-because I’m not joining UNITYHUB BETA- accident, now I’m going to FORCE unityhub to not update again.

[Skade88]

I am having an issue running the INSTALL.sh installer script. Any pro tips on how to resolve this issue?

sh ./INSTALL.sh
This script will only run if the UnityHub.AppImage is at the same location as this script
This will wipe any existing Unity Hub installations, are you willing to proceed? [N|y]: ./INSTALL.sh: 11: read: arg count

It does not give me a chance to respond to the N|y question and instead crashes.

I am on Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS

[dereavy]

@Skade88

I am having an issue running the INSTALL.sh installer script. Any pro tips on how to resolve this issue?

sh ./INSTALL.sh
This script will only run if the UnityHub.AppImage is at the same location as this script
This will wipe any existing Unity Hub installations, are you willing to proceed? [N|y]: ./INSTALL.sh: 11: read: arg count

It does not give me a chance to respond to the N|y question and instead crashes.

I am on Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS

Same issue, I am on Ubuntu 21.04 LTS

Caused because UnityHub is not registered to handle unityhub:// links

I’ve found a workaround that works with latest Hub:

• Lauch the UnityHub AppImage, click Sign In
• Enter the credentials
• In the blank webpage you are redirected to, right-click → show source. Copy the address starting with unityhub://
• close the UnityHub, open a terminal in the folder containing it, and start as a command :
  ./UnityHub.AppImage unityhub://

And Unity Hub should start properly with you being logged in!

[mazzini_unity959]

@dereavy

Same issue, I am on Ubuntu 21.04 LTS

Caused because UnityHub is not registered to handle unityhub:// links

I’ve found a workaround that works with latest Hub:

• Lauch the UnityHub AppImage, click Sign In
• Enter the credentials
• In the blank webpage you are redirected to, right-click → show source. Copy the address starting with unityhub://
• close the UnityHub, open a terminal in the folder containing it, and start as a command :
  ./UnityHub.AppImage unityhub://

And Unity Hub should start properly with you being logged in!

THANKS!!! That worked like a charm

[Eiyon]

@dereavy

Same issue, I am on Ubuntu 21.04 LTS

Caused because UnityHub is not registered to handle unityhub:// links

I’ve found a workaround that works with latest Hub:

• Lauch the UnityHub AppImage, click Sign In
• Enter the credentials
• In the blank webpage you are redirected to, right-click → show source. Copy the address starting with unityhub://
• close the UnityHub, open a terminal in the folder containing it, and start as a command :
  ./UnityHub.AppImage unityhub://

And Unity Hub should start properly with you being logged in!

Dude, you saved the day!

[Eiyon]

@dereavy

Same issue, I am on Ubuntu 21.04 LTS

Caused because UnityHub is not registered to handle unityhub:// links

I’ve found a workaround that works with latest Hub:

• Lauch the UnityHub AppImage, click Sign In
• Enter the credentials
• In the blank webpage you are redirected to, right-click → show source. Copy the address starting with unityhub://
• close the UnityHub, open a terminal in the folder containing it, and start as a command :
  ./UnityHub.AppImage unityhub://

And Unity Hub should start properly with you being logged in!

Dude, you saved the day!

[aerovir]

do chmod +x INSTALL.sh, then ./INSTALL.sh

[Gelblicher]

ich bin zu dumm dafür, glaub ich eyy man

[Yuuma98]

Hello, i have the same issue in windows, how do i redirect in windows with the cmd

[mohsenshakerin1]

dont work for windows!

[PogNoodle]

I’m fucking germans!