[Ubuntu 22.04] Hub won't launch

Hello :),

After my fresh 22.04 install,

I tried installing UnityHub both via the AppImage & via the apt install (as explained here: Install the Unity Hub | Unity Hub | 3.0). None of those installation works. Best case scenario, I can accept the EULA but then nothing happen.

When I install the Hub via the AppImage and INSTAL.sh script, Hub wont launch and I have this error 8038187--1036799--upload_2022-4-11_17-3-34.png
I tried to apt install fuse, I no longer have this error but hub still won´t launch.

When I launch the Hub after the apt install unityhub method, Hub don´t launch. After a while I have this error:
8038187--1036802--upload_2022-4-11_17-3-43.png
Clicking the Report a bug button does nothing.

Any ideas :(?

8038187--1036799--upload_2022-4-11_17-3-34.png

Also, I found those logs:
I’m currently trying to find a solution for the libssl thingy, but with no luck

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FYI, I’ve managed to launch the Hub and login by compiling an older libssl version (since there’s only libssl3 on the new Ubuntu).
However, I can’t activate any license due to an other error with the ssl (that say to look in the enclosed exception, but unfortunately there’s nothing).

Up!

same! up!!!

Ubuntu release thursday, I hope someone from Unity will check out the forum at some point…

I took the liberty to report a bug (Case 1421236).

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Hello, I also had the same problem with the new version of Unity Hub.

The previous version was also not running on this new version of Ubuntu “22.04”.

I managed to solve it by installing FUSE.

If it helps, follow below the commands for installation until the problem of the new version is solved.

Installing FUSE:

Open the terminal and type line by line.

sudo apt install fuse libfuse2
sudo modprobe fuse
sudo groupadd fuse

user=“$(whoami)”
sudo usermod -a -G fuse $user

Download Unity Hub version 2.4.6

In the terminal, access the Downloads folder.

$ cd Downloads

type

$ chmod a+x UnityHub.AppImage

type

$ ./UnityHub.AppImage

and enjoy!

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Thanks for this. Did you manage to activate your Unity license?

EDIT : I tried this on a VM and it works. However, it looks like we can’t have updates for the Hub this way.

Yes, in this version of Unit Hub "2.4 "it’s easy to activate the license, but in the new version I couldn’t even activate it on Windows. This hub is rubbish. Some things shouldn’t change.

I don´t know about on ubuntu 22.04 but on my fedora 36 install I had the same issue and I managed to get it working after installing these two packages:

sudo dnf install openssl1.1-1:1.1.1n-1.fc36.x86_64
sudo dnf install openssl-libs-1:3.0.2-3.fc36.x86_64

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I managed to get it working on ubuntu 22.04 as well

I had to add this repository
echo “deb Index of /ubuntu impish-security main” | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/impish-security.list
and install
sudo apt update
sudo apt-get install libssl1.1

after installing unityhub 3.1.2 works without any problems.

I have tried it on a clean install.

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Thank you for the help.

It should have come from Unity but from what I see they don’t care about Linux issues :frowning:

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Thanks you so much!!! I will post this solution on other threads this was the only solution that worked for me

Excellent thank you!

UBUNTU please update your install guide.

ERROR: Licensing SDK logging callback is not registered. Please use ‘registerLoggingAdapter’ function from the SDK to do so.

ubuntu 22.04
unityhub 3.1.2

Thanks! i had the same issue, now it works very well.

Thank you, you help me a lot

This worked for me as well! Thank you.

Thanks, this did it for me

This did the trick for me, kudos to you!