The dialog has been deprecated and rewritten in GNOME3 and Oneiric,
closing the bug
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Status: Triaged = Invalid
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it is still present in 11.04 production.
since i am visiting several customers, i need to save their proxy
information. Although i saved the authentication credentials, it does
not do any good and i t makes me to ask customer to enter the
username/password every time, for each different browser,
Bug still present in 11.04 Beta 2.
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Title:
gnome-network-properties sets $http_proxy incorrectly
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I confirm this bug in Maverick (10.10) too.
How to reproduce it:
1) Launch gnome-network-properties
2) Select Manual configuration
3) Enter proxy host and port
4) Click 'Details' button to enter authentication data
5) In the details popup select Use authentication and enter username and
Not sure about this but, since it's a usability issue, could we mark it
as a papercut?
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Title:
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Status: In Progress = Triaged
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Assignee: Jean-Baptiste Lallement (jibel) = (unassigned)
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This bug also affects me with Lucid.
The proxy user/password are not added to the http_proxy, ftp_proxy or
https_proxy anywhere.
I have to manually add them later.
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That still bugged even in /etc/apt/apt.conf
Here is my apt.conf
Acquire::http::proxy http://172.16.1.50:3128/;;
Acquire::ftp::proxy ftp://172.16.1.50:3128/;;
Acquire::https::proxy https://172.16.1.50:3128/;;
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gnome-network-properties sets $http_proxy incorrectly
I'm reopening this report because I can reproduce on Lucid and it's clearly
broken.
username/password are not always exported in *_proxy.
Env variable are created in caps and when the proxy is remove only the *_PROXY
are removed from env.
It's somewhat broken.
** Changed in:
I'm using lucid and that appers to not be fixed.
It is in the main line ?
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@Jayson Reis, please provide a test case to reproduce the error. Thanks.
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@Jean-Baptiste Lallement: When I update my Lucid test machine, I found the bug.
You can see bug 544033 to take a test case.
The old test case (in top of this bug) work also.
I do not know what has changed between my test message (2010-03-19) and
now. It's quite annoying:)
I can make more test
A simple example. Try to change the proxy and click apply system widely and
then open gnome-terminal
sudo -i
echo $http_proxy
the result will be uri without username and password
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@Benoit: bug 544033 is different. It's about apt.conf not $http_proxy. It's not
a duplicate so we'll treat it there.
@Jayson: The original report do not talk about sudo -i so it's a new issue.
Could you please file a new report. Press CTRL+F2 and enter 'ubuntu-bug
gnome-control-center'.
Can
The bug seems fixed in Lucid.
I would just remark on the screen encoding the proxy. If I chose to
manually configure the proxy and I begin with http:// encoding, the
following letter removes the http:// (ok), but puts the cursor at the
start line. Before the last letter that I encoded. It would
I'm closing this report because it is fixed in lucid and I opened bug
542001 for the input field problem.
Thanks for your help.
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Thanks for your report.
I believe it is fixed in Lucid. Could you please try to reproduce with
the development release ? Thanks.
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gnome-network-properties sets $http_proxy incorrectly
I had a look at the code and it seems that the problem is located here:
50_ubuntu_systemwide_prefs.patch:29
that is to say:
+ /* FIXME: add proxy auth support when a secure store for the proxy
+ password is available */
+ proxy_str = g_strdup_printf(%s://%s:%i/, proxy_type, host, port);
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