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Troubleshooting

Solutions to common issues you might encounter.

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Authentication Issues

"401 Unauthorized" Error

This usually means your API token is invalid or expired.

Solutions:

  • Generate a new API token from the Tokens page
  • Ensure you're using the correct username: api
  • Check that the token has the required scopes
  • Clear cached credentials in Visual Studio or NuGet config

"403 Forbidden" Error

Your token is valid but lacks permission for this action.

Solutions:

  • Check the token's scopes match what you're trying to do
  • For pushing packages, ensure nuget:push scope
  • For pulling containers, ensure container:pull scope
  • Create a new token with correct scopes if needed

Can't Log In to Dashboard

Issues accessing your NugetHosting account.

Solutions:

  • Use the Forgot Password link to reset
  • Check your email for verification (if new account)
  • If using 2FA, use a backup code if you lost your phone
  • Clear browser cookies and try again

Package Issues

"Unable to load service index"

NuGet can't connect to the feed.

Solutions:

  • Verify the feed URL: https://nuget.nugethosting.com/v3/index.json
  • Check your internet connection
  • Check if there's a firewall blocking the connection
  • Try running dotnet nuget list source to verify configuration

"Package version already exists"

You're trying to push a version that's already published.

Solutions:

  • Increment the version number in your .csproj
  • For testing, use pre-release versions (e.g., 1.0.0-beta.1)
  • Delete the existing version from the dashboard first (not recommended for production)

"Package not found"

NuGet can't find your package.

Solutions:

  • Ensure you're searching the correct source (NugetHosting, not nuget.org)
  • Verify the package was uploaded in the dashboard
  • Check spelling of the package name
  • Wait a few seconds after upload for indexing

Container Issues

"denied: access forbidden"

Docker can't push or pull images.

Solutions:

  • Run docker login registry.nugethosting.com again
  • Ensure token has container:push or container:pull scope
  • Check that container registry is enabled for your plan

"manifest unknown"

The requested image tag doesn't exist.

Solutions:

  • Verify the image name and tag are correct
  • Check the Containers dashboard for available tags
  • Ensure the image was pushed successfully

Getting Help

If you're still stuck:

Contact Support

Get help from our team (response within 24 hours)

Community Forum

Ask questions and share solutions with other users

Status Page

Check if there's a service outage at status.nugethosting.com

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