Anthony Fok wrote:
On Mon, Apr 23, 2001 at 11:49:57AM +0800, Yang Shouxun wrote:
Dear Debian users,
Because I'm behind a Wingate, I don't have direct access to http or ftp.
Someone suggests set http_proxy and ftp_proxy in /etc/environment, but
that seems to be not working.
Actually, not
Anthony Fok wrote:
Actually, not to /etc/environment, but to /etc/apt/apt.conf.
For example, I used to use this:
Acquire::http::proxy http://nocache.srv.ualberta.ca:8080/;;
Please let me know if that solves your problem.
Thanks for the info. More information can be found in apt.conf
Yang Shouxun wrote:
I found Debian's package management strategy often frustrated me.
i haven't.
Because I'm behind a Wingate, I don't have direct access to http or ftp.
that can be a problem. im not sure what kind of proxy wingate is.
Someone suggests set http_proxy and ftp_proxy in
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any particular reason you need perl 5.6 and xfree86 4? perl 5.6 is
not part of debian stable(for good reason if you've read the archives
it is a source of problems from time to time in unstable). same
for xfree86 4, it is not stable yet so it is
On Mon, Apr 23, 2001 at 11:49:57AM +0800, Yang Shouxun wrote:
Dear Debian users,
Because I'm behind a Wingate, I don't have direct access to http or ftp.
Someone suggests set http_proxy and ftp_proxy in /etc/environment, but
that seems to be not working.
Actually, not to /etc/environment,
Peter =?iso-8859-1?q?Sch=FCller?= [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nate Amsden wrote:
I hate to say it but the problems your having were caused by you
wanting to use knowingly unstable program versions. you probably
should of asked the list before attempting what you did as some
people may of been
Yang Shouxun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because I'm behind a Wingate, I don't have direct access to http or ftp.
Someone suggests set http_proxy and ftp_proxy in /etc/environment, but
that seems to be not working. In a word, I cannot find any hostname in a
terminal, and apt-get won't work for me.
Dear Debian users,
I found Debian's package management strategy often frustrated me.
Because I'm behind a Wingate, I don't have direct access to http or ftp.
Someone suggests set http_proxy and ftp_proxy in /etc/environment, but
that seems to be not working. In a word, I cannot find any
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