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Bug#117786: marked as done (apt.conf - http proxy does not work)



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Package: apt
Version:  0.5.4

Distribution: sid

I used the syntax from the example configure-index.gz for the http
proxy.  This does not work when put into practice - ie. I put this into
/etc/apt/apt.conf, and have tried /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/70debconf.  The
timeout variable is honored, but the Proxy is not.   This proxy works if
exported as an environment variable http_proxy.


Acquire
{
http
  { Proxy "http://web-proxy:8088";;
     Timeout "8";
    Pipeline-Depth "5";
  };
};



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Bill Geddes
  wgeddes@wgeddes.com




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On Wed, 31 Oct 2001, Bill Geddes wrote:

> I used the syntax from the example configure-index.gz for the http
> proxy.  This does not work when put into practice - ie. I put this into

As noted, this really does in fact work, there must be some other thing in
your environment that is breaking it.

Jason



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