Okay, I agree that this is not an apt bug. However, the fact that you
and me got this part wrong shows that the documentation can be improved.
I propose updating the apt-transport-http manpage "Proxy Configuration"
section as follows:
- From the current description, it does not become clear that h
Okay, I realized that `no_proxy="" sudo ...` does not overwrite no_proxy
because it gets loaded again from /etc/environment when switching to the
su context. If I do `sudo su` and then call `no_proxy="" apt update`
then indeed the proxy is no longer by-passed.
> 3) configure Acquire::http::proxy (
@juliank
Respectfully disagree. Calling `no_proxy="" sudo apt update` still by-
passes the proxy. This is not the cause of the problem.
> Please note that while http_proxy does not override
Acquire::http::proxy, no_proxy does.
This too, seems rather inconsistent to me. Is this behavior documente
Bingo! 20auto-upgrades was the cause. Thanks for the fast support!
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Title:
Cannot set APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists
** Description changed:
Problem description
I have a client (A) and a freight server (B) serving apt packages on the
same network. I also have a proxy server (C), which the client uses to
talk to "the internet". When I run `sudo apt update`, my client talks to
the freight server direc
Public bug reported:
Problem description
I have a client (A) and a freight server (B) serving apt packages on the
same network. I also have a proxy server (C), which the client uses to
talk to "the internet". When I run `sudo apt update`, my client talks to
the freight server directly, without co
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 22.04.4 running apt 2.4.11 (amd64), I cannot set
APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists. No matter which value I enter, it
is always interpreted as '1'. Steps to reproduce:
1. Open /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/10periodic
2. Enter APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists "2" (or any
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