Thorsten - you can workaround a few different ways. For me, it's a pain because I move from a proxy-only to a non-proxy environment as I move my workstation around.
Workarounds:
1. set the http_proxy, https_proxy, ftp_proxy environment variables in root's environment, reboot.
Thorsten - you can workaround a few different ways. For me, it's a pain because I move from a proxy-only to a non-proxy environment as I move my workstation around.
Workarounds:
1. set the http_proxy, https_proxy, ftp_proxy environment variables in root's environment, reboot.
2. prefix any apt command with the variables,ie
sudo http_proxy='http://[username] :[password] @[webproxy] :[port] ' apt update :[password] @[webproxy] :[port] ' apt upgrade :[password] @[webproxy] :[port] ' apt install [package]
sudo http_proxy='http://[username]
sudo http_proxy='http://[username]
Hope that helps. Proxy issues have been appearing on and off in Ubuntu for a long time (9.x). They usually get sorted out eventually.
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