I connect to internet through Proxy Authentication. I made apt-get to work with this by having the apt.conf at /etc/apt
chaks@chaks-laptop:~$ cat /etc/apt/apt.conf
Acquire::http::Proxy "http://<email address hidden>";
Acquire::ftp::Proxy "ftp://<email address hidden>";
And my http_proxy and ftp_proxy variables to set too,
http_proxy=http://<email address hidden>
ftp_proxy=ftp://<email address hidden>
To even be more safe, I have set the system wide proxy settings in System->Preferences->Network Proxy
Now, In Synaptic, I have set the Proxy again in the Preferences->Network
After all these settings change, Synaptic does not work . It fails to download packages or perform Reload and throws error that Proxy Authentication is needed
apt-get works fine.
And as said in the bug description, If you open synaptic as sudo synaptic it works but not as gksu or gksudo synaptic ! Why is gksu or gksudo does not recognize proxy settings
I connect to internet through Proxy Authentication. I made apt-get to work with this by having the apt.conf at /etc/apt
chaks@chaks- laptop: ~$ cat /etc/apt/apt.conf :http:: Proxy "http://<email address hidden>";
Acquire:
Acquire::ftp::Proxy "ftp://<email address hidden>";
And my http_proxy and ftp_proxy variables to set too,
http_proxy=http://<email address hidden> >Preferences- >Network Proxy
ftp_proxy=ftp://<email address hidden>
To even be more safe, I have set the system wide proxy settings in System-
Now, In Synaptic, I have set the Proxy again in the Preferences- >Network
After all these settings change, Synaptic does not work . It fails to download packages or perform Reload and throws error that Proxy Authentication is needed
apt-get works fine.
And as said in the bug description, If you open synaptic as sudo synaptic it works but not as gksu or gksudo synaptic ! Why is gksu or gksudo does not recognize proxy settings