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The proxy it asks you for is just used for apt, though. Does apt-proxy
have a different syntax or something? Why can't you just enter the apt-
proxy address when it asks you for a proxy?
(Note: I have never used apt-proxy. Thus, you'll need to explain to me
how apt-proxy is different from normal
That's an option. I will check it out to confirm this idea. You can
close the request if you are sure about it.
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During install, Before the proxy window, the installer should ask for the
availability of an Apt-Proxy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/181191
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I don't quite understand this request. You can enter the address of an
apt-proxy instance when it asks you for a proxy, which you say it's
already asking you. Could you explain what benefit another question
would add?
** Changed in: choose-mirror (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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I would like to have the choice to specify a local apt-proxy machine
instead of specify the web proxy URL. This will allow my server to get
all updates cached by the apt-proxy and fill correctly the sources.list.
In my case, if I don't specify the web proxy address, the installer try
to reach the
** Changed in: choose-mirror (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: debian-installer = choose-mirror
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During install, Before the proxy window, the installer should ask for the
availability of an Apt-Proxy
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/181191
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