No, I cannot use apt-get behind my proxy at all. I use (and have been
using for this four years, i.e. from Ubuntu 7.04 which was the first
Ubuntu I used here at my current work on desktop) Synaptic which can
handle proxy authentication correctly, except when some package, such as
the
Maybe this might help: I've uninstalled 11.04 (personally I think 11.04
is the worst and most user unfriendly version I've met so far, and I've
been testing all and using some of the versions since 6.10) and
installed 10.04 instead, where not only I do not have this problem, but
Synaptic is even
I am going to change the package. Since all the programs you are
referring to use the apt-get system at their base, I am moving it to
that package where it will get more views from their maintainers. If
they feel necessary, they may choose a more appropriate package within
the apt system.
**
Thanks for reporting this. Are you able to install the wanted packages
via 'apt-get' by any chance?
** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/783409
Title:
Proxy authentication not available to updater
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