Hi Joachim,
right, I do the same everyday twice when I connect at the office and
then back at home. I need to switch pidgin, firefox, thunderbird,
occasionally synaptic, and all the day I have to resolve where am I when
I work from the shell and deciding to set the environment
http_proxy&ftp_proxy :-).
It is pretty annoying and I hope I will find a time to solve it. I bet
it will be something with g/mconf and d-bus calls.
Good luck!
Vaclav
On 05/30/2012 10:41 AM, Joachim wrote:
> The workaraound, that made upgrading packages working for me, was to enter proxy info in synaptic->preferences->network.
> In firefox, adding proxy info to settings->extended->network did it. But its annoying to manually apply this to all internet required applications seperately.
>
Hi Joachim, ftp_proxy :-).
right, I do the same everyday twice when I connect at the office and
then back at home. I need to switch pidgin, firefox, thunderbird,
occasionally synaptic, and all the day I have to resolve where am I when
I work from the shell and deciding to set the environment
http_proxy&
It is pretty annoying and I hope I will find a time to solve it. I bet
it will be something with g/mconf and d-bus calls.
Good luck!
Vaclav
On 05/30/2012 10:41 AM, Joachim wrote: >preferences- >network. >extended- >network did it. But its annoying to manually apply this to all internet required applications seperately.
> The workaraound, that made upgrading packages working for me, was to enter proxy info in synaptic-
> In firefox, adding proxy info to settings-
>