apt does not honor Proxy-Auto-Detect for HTTPS URLs
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apt (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Medium
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Bug Description
apt(-get) does not honor Proxy-Auto-Detect configuration in any way for HTTPS URLs.
ex: vi /etc/apt/
Acquire::http:Proxy-
"app" performs some actions and output the name of the proxy server according to some internal rules, in the form "http://
This works perfectly for all HTTP-like "deb http://
This is very annoying as the very purpose of this auto-detection is to be network environment aware instead of using a hardcoded value for the proxy setting.
This should be fixed. Thank you.
description: | updated |
Proxy Auto detect for https works perfectly fine, but there's a catch: The proxy needs to be the same type as the URL. So https only supports an https proxy, not an http proxy url.
I'm not sure how far we should open that up, but https via http and http via https are things you probably want to work. The former is possible, the latter we cannot support at all yet.