*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 13661 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/13661
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 13661
get proxy via gconf
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No good proxy conf, for synaptic...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/56655
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Can confirm this is a problem with hardy. Really, we should have a
single proxy config which all programs use. There are too many proxy
configs.
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No good proxy conf, for synaptic...
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I confirm this bug, proxy configurations don't take effect in synaptic
and apt-get until you log out/in or reboot. Really bad to know this
hasn't been fixed in Hardy :(
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No good proxy conf, for synaptic...
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Since my test upgrade to hardy, I have a similiar probem with gksudo
*and* normal sudo.
Every application (apt-get, apport, hwdb, ...) startet with (gk)sudo
does not use the proxy and the connection times out. For apt-get I
configured the proxy directly in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/, but this is not
Here's an easy way to reproduce the problem (tested with feisty):
1. Set (fake) proxy information via System-Preferences-Network proxy. Enter
also (fake) authentication data (Button Details).
2. Use Alt-F2 to start gnome-terminal. In that terminal execute the command
echo $http_proxy.
3. Use
** Changed in: synaptic (Ubuntu)
Target: None = later
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I can confirm it too.
Edgy i386 ran on VirtualBox VM under WinXP.
I did some investigation and here are the results:
Synaptic works fine when proxy settings are specified in a
'user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' form either in apt.conf or in synaptic gui (prefs
- network). Although it's somewhat
I can confirm this in feisty. Only updating via the console using apt-
get works. I have the proxy configured in /etc/apt/apt.conf, in
Control Center Network Proxy, and in Synaptic. Neither the update
manager nor Synaptic work.
Also can not get Adept (in Kubuntu Feisty) to work either. Same
It still happens here, edgy and feisty
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Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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Same behaviour here. I am behind a firewall that mandates proxy usage.
So i cannot use the web without a proxy, and neither can APT.
When I activate my network connection this little Synaptic helper pops
up in my deskbar saying there are updates available, but cannot download
them (nor can it
I can confirm this problem. Exactly the same behavior on my Edgy Eft
laptop.
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I was wondering if the info I supplied was enough to confirm the
problem?
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Thanks for your detailed test and the added information. I didn't
managed to test/debug the problem yet, sorry for this.
It seems like there is a bug in gksu somehow because gksu should export
the current gconf proxy information to the applications started via
gksu. So if synaptic is started from
More info :
1.- gnome proxy set
2.- synaptic proxy set
3.- run from console
12 3 Result
Y N N N
Y Y N N
Y Y Y Y
Y N Y Y
N N Y N
N Y N Y
I tested all the possible options... it looks like the synaptic
configuration excludes all other configurations and
Could you please open a gnome-terminal and run:
$ echo http_proxy
and attach the result to this bugreport?
(and edit the password if it is changed there). How do you start synaptic? Via
gksu? Or the gnome-terminal? It should pick up the proxy information from the
http_proxy environment.
Cheers,
with dapper it shows :
http://proxy.empresa.com:8080/;
and with edgy :
http://robert:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:8080/
I usually start synaptic from the System menu, but when I'm at my
workplace with a proxy I use the terminal. sudo synaptic.
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No good proxy conf, for synaptic...
that's a synaptic issue, reassigning
** Changed in: control-center (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: control-center = synaptic
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