On Wed, 18 Jun 2008, Arnold Noronha wrote:
> If I am (was?) not mistaken, if you set the proxy information using
> synaptic package manager's proxy settings, running APT on the command
> line will respect those settings. So getting rid of the proxy will
> require using the graphical interface to de-set those settings. I
> didn't know of a command line way to do that. (Perhaps some APT conf
> file in /etc?)
The relevant configuration variable is set in /etc/apt/apt.conf or
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/* and should be something like
APT {
Acquire {
Http ...
}
}
or it may be something like
APT::Acquire::Http ...
Both syntaxes are acceptable for apt tools.
See "man apt.conf" for details.
Kapil.
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