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Unity Package Manager Error
When I installed the latest version, it said I had no network connection, which I did. I finally got it 'working', and everytime I try to start a new project I get this message. There's a couple of other people experiencing the same problem on here, but they've received no help. I would've kept the old version if I'd have known there would be zero support. Please assist asap.
I can update my answer because of the captcha. Here it is a a comment:
Hi,
We have found one 100% repro step for this issue. An empty host file was the cause. We have a fix in the way. But in the meantime, can you check the content of your hosts file. It should be located here:
On Windows:
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
On macOS:
/etc/hosts
$$anonymous$$ake sure the localhost host name is defined like this
127.0.0.1 localhost
Let me know if it resolve the issue!
Pascal
Yeah the same prob Idk whats really going on this not good for a big company as unity but seems like they don't care about this prob maybe its purpose for all Personal Packs
We also experience a Unity Package Manager error when we install 2017.2 and start to create a new project. Please response @Unity?
some guys they advise me to use Unity 5 cuz the current version its not stable yet
Update: The issue should be fixed in Unity 20172.0p4.
If not, please send us a bug report.
Pascal
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Hi,
We have found one 100% repro step for this issue. An empty hosts file is the cause. We have a fix in the way. But in the meantime, can you check the content of your hosts file. It should be located here:
On Windows:
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
On macOS:
/etc/hosts
Make sure the localhost host name is defined like this
127.0.0.1 localhost
Another solution other users have reported to work is to set the
UNITY_NOPROXY environment variable to
localhost:
On Windows command prompt,
setx UNITY_NOPROXY localhost,127.0.0.1
On Mac > terminal,
export UNITY_NOPROXY=localhost,127.0.0.1
If this fix does not work or if your hosts file is already correct, we also found out that anti-virus softwares can prevent the Unity Package Manager process to start. In that scenario, you can disable your anti-virus software for a few minutes to test if it works. If it did, configure your anti-virus to whitelist the NodeJS bundled with Unity (Under Unity installation folder, /Tools/nodejs/node.exe on Windows of /Tools/nodejs/bin/node on other platforms).
Let me know if it resolve the issue!
Pascal
@okcompute_unity Hi Pascal,
Thanks for your advice, I tried all of the suggestions and unfortunately am still getting the same problem. Any other ideas?
Thanks again,
Sam
Hi @sambad8,
I'm sorry. I don't have other solutions to propose at the moment. Can you enter a bug?
Sorry,
Pascal
Hi Pascal,
Sorry for the delay in reply, been away. I uninstalled Unity and reinstalled it and have the same problem. My OS is Windows 7, I installed on my hard drive and have Kaspersky Total Security.
Please assist as soon as you can.
Thanks,
Sam
Hi @Sambad8 ,
No problem. I updated my answer with the latest possible solutions for your problem. Can you try these and see if it works for you? If not, I would suggest you try disabling your anti-virus software and see if Unity launch.es If you are still stuck, I would suggest you send a bug report.
Regards,
Pascal
hi @okcompute_unity i m going through same problem...i have tried many things... unity 2017.2.1,unity 2017.2.1.2,unity 2017.3.3 and also localhost and all that antivirus... nothing seems to work...i m just at beginner level..plzz help me...
Hi Pascal,
No problem, I sent a bug report a $$anonymous$$ute ago.
Thanks,
Sam
