The problem is both with the URI class (which has a simplistic empty()
method) and the http method (which should really be checking for a valid
method and hostname). Acquire::http::proxy's string is passed to the
URI class, which parses it. The http method then calls URI's empty() to
see whether
Package: apt
Version: 0.6.44.2
Severity: wishlist
On a freshly installed etch (from an 20060716 d-i snapshot) if you didn't
select a proxy during the install, you end up with
Acquire::http::Proxy false;
in your /etc/apt/apt.conf. IMO the installer should put nothing there in this
case, and this
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