Failed to setup Minecraft, net.fabricmc.loom.util.download.DownloadException: Failed download after 3 attempts #2571
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i want to make mod but i get this eror in intellij, can someone help me?
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Can you access this in your browser? The most common cause of this problem is using a very old version of java that has expired trust certificates inside it. |
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Probably is something with the 'hosts' archive in the path 'C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc'. |
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Same here :
I'm using fabric 1.19 template, downgraded to 1.19.2 using
Maybe dns/ssl issue ? EDIT : now working for no reason, did not change anything... |
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I also had the same problem when I use fabric 1.20.1 template, but it was finally resolved. If anyone meet with similar situation, you can refer to my plan:
You can access the url and get more information: |
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The build was normal last time, and no changes have been made, but the same issue occurred. After troubleshooting, I suspect it’s a network problem. I cleared the hosts file and even used a VPN, but neither worked. However, I found a funny workaround: frantically retriggering the build immediately after it fails. Surprisingly, this actually worked, and the build succeeded in the end. |
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I can access the failed links through browser, and can straightly download it to my file system, but impossilbe to connect through gradle java, which will cause I've solved this problem by doing these things in my PC (Win10):
By now I still cannot find the real cause of this problem, but temporarily solved it by doing this. |
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Can you access this in your browser?
https://launchermeta.mojang.com/v1/packages/95af6e50cd04f06f65c76e4a62237504387e5480/1.16.5.json
The most common cause of this problem is using a very old version of java that has expired trust certificates inside it.