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** Patch added: "alternative xxx_proxy env variable solution using sudoers
config file"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sudo/+bug/556293/+attachment/1842537/+files/sudoers_keep_env-xxx_proxy.patch
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** Patch added: "pass-through xxx_proxy variables to sudo user's environment"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sudo/+bug/556293/+attachment/1842496/+files/keepenv-xxx_proxy.patch
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Since in the main (ubuntu) menu System > Network Proxy, you have an
"apply system wide", this "http_proxy" variable should be taken care of
somehow...
Either
a/ by passing it through sudo
b/ the menu configuration add it somewhere somehow so that sudo get initialized
with the "global official va
one more solution is
# sudo -i aptitude install ...
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Here are two work arounds that I use:
1) adding to /etc/sudoers:
Defaults env_keep = "http_proxy https_proxy ftp_proxy"
or
2) sudo -E apt-get install ...
Hope this gets fixed soon too.
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This is very annoying. I have modified cntlm proxy to work with basic
auth. And everything was working fine till this bug appeared. I do no su
ever. So exporting my variables with sudo worked okay. And when I tried
to do an apt-get it just failed to resolve the host names. I started
debugging my lo
Sudo doesn't preserve "http_proxy" environment variable anymore by
default in Ubuntu 10.04. :-(
To see the (hardcoded) list of variable preserved by sudo, use the command:
sudo -V
Solution: add to "/etc/sudoers" (via sudoers command) the following line:
Defaults env_keep="http_proxy"
Now, $h
The symptoms described are due to changes made for bug 432631. Perhaps
this should be marked as a duplicate (though it's kind of an anti-
duplicate!)
The documentation of this change is in
/usr/share/doc/sudo/changelog.Debian.gz:
sudo (1.7.2p1-1ubuntu4) lucid; urgency=low
* env.c: Revert addit
workaround for apt/apt-get: put this line into /etc/apt/apt.conf
Acquire::http::Proxy "http://hostname:port/";;
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probably pretty much bug 207768. A workaround is described there in bug 207768
comment #4:
Add smth like Defaults env_keep="no_proxy http_proxy XAUTHORIZATION XAUTHORITY
TZ PS2 PS1 PATH MAIL LS_COLORS KRB5CCNAME HOSTNAME HOME DISPLAY COLORS" to your
/etc/sudoers.
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ow, as extra information, the following will also not work:
sudo -s
export http_proxy=http://???.???.???.???:8080
sudo wget http://whatever.url.something
Wont work also. Im sure this shouldn't be the wanted behaviour?
For your alias solution, I'm sure it will work, but I think this should
work o
In a production server with ubuntu 7.04, a sudo -s and export returns
the setting of the user which gave the sudo command. This looks like
normal behaviour to me. On 10.04 when I'm a normal user, and do a:
sudo echo $http_proxy
I get my proxy settings. While doing the sudo -s and export, its empt
Not sure that's a bug. In hardy, "man sudo" said nothong about the fact that
sudo keeps http_proxy
environment variable.
My workaround is the alias
alias sudop='sudo http_proxy=$http_proxy'
with simple quotes!
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This is a serious bug since installation of packages works only over
synaptic anymore. Neither "sudo apt-get install package" nor
"apt://package" work anymore. Thanks for caring about this.
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In the final release of 10.04, after using sudo, the http_proxy setting
is gone. The proxy setting has been set with the 'system wide' option.
In a shell of a normal user, its visible:
>export
declare -x http_proxy="http://192.168.???.???:8080/";
declare -x https_proxy="https://192.168.???.???:808
I am getting the following error message:
W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid-
updates/multiverse/source/Sources.gz 407 Proxy Authentication Required
This is after attempting to set the proxy via:
$ export http_proxy="username:passw...@my.proxy.org:port"
This se
It's not just apt-get. I have noticed the same issue with wget.
wget works fine through the proxy when run as user and as root (through
sudo -s)
However sudo wget ___ fails to use the proxy settings.
The same settings work fine in 9.10
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Related post in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wget/+bug/554068 (by
humble_coffee)
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I am also having issues with wget behind a proxy. Trying to download any
address that requires proxy authorization fails with the following message:
"failed: Connection timed out."
Also it seems to
it also affects me. I circumvent it using:
1) sudo sh
2) apt-get install ...
See example in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wget/+bug/554068, that is a
but related to wget
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