(natty)root@jak-thinkpad:/home/jak# http_proxy=http://10.3.3.3/ apt-get update
W: Failed to fetch http://localhost:3142/ubuntu/dists/natty/Release.gpg Could
not resolve 'ip_proxy'
As you can see, the http_proxy variable is ignored.
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix
@Eric Angell,
Respectfully, I disagree. I am in the process of setting up 10 Ubuntu
servers for various tasks. My company has a site wide proxy, and this is
the ONLY way to get a connection into or out of the building for all
protocols and ports. (There are various reasons for this, and it isn't
I've long had a setup with an Acquire::http::proxy directive in
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/18proxy to provide the details of the apt-cacher
proxy that my laptop accesses when at work. When I travel, it is
extremely handy to be able to run 'http_proxy=DIRECT sudo apt-get
whatever' and override the
An additional annoyance is if the admin user don't use gnome (e.g. on a
server) and don't have a .gconf directory. In this case, an error mail
is generated every day even if you don't use a proxy at all. If you have
lots of servers, it gets _very_ annoying.
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apt-get http_proxy overwrites
The http_proxy environment variable in Ubuntu overrides the APT proxy
settings. This problem was fixed in Debian in Jan 2009
(http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=157759). The apt
configuration is more specific, and should win out over the environment
variable. This is mainly only a
When using the $http_proxy variable I've seen that apt-get does not work at all.
If I do export http_proxy=localhost: I get an error message telling me
Could not connect to :80 and if I set this to http://localhost:; I
get an open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable) error.
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I have the same problem.
For all users of the computer, a proxy is indicated in the http_proxy
environnement variable. They enter a pair of id/pwd, in a pop-up authentication
window, then they want to view some web page with Firefox.
http_proxy=http://ip_proxy:port/
For apt-get, I put in the
Facing this problem also
why should apt see http_proxy when it is specified in apt.conf??
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apt-get http_proxy overwrites Acquire::http::Proxy settings
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/365570
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Seen this too. It also surfaces in synaptic, where the proxy settings in
the GUI are ignored in favour of http_proxy.
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apt-get http_proxy overwrites Acquire::http::Proxy settings
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/365570
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** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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apt-get http_proxy overwrites Acquire::http::Proxy settings
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/365570
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