Linux proxy settings

Because the company must be through the agent to sisu the network, so the agent's setup

First, the browser settings agent

Add the following to your. BASHRC or. Bash_profile inside.

Export all_proxy= ' sockets://proxy_ip:proxy_port/' export ftp_proxy= ' http://proxy_ip:proxy_port/' export http_proxy= ' http://proxy_ip:proxy_port/' export https_proxy= ' http://proxy_ip:proxy_port/'

Then execute:

$ source ~/.BASHRC

This allows the browser to use the proxy.

Second, Apt-get set up the agent

in Ubuntu 10.10 and later versions, Apt-get no longer reads the $http_proxy variable, and the workaround is to modify the Apt-get configuration file:

$ sudo vim/etc/apt/apt.confacquire::http::p Roxy "http://proxy_ip:proxy_port/"; acquire::ftp::p Roxy "FTP://PROXY_IP: proxy_port/"; Acquire::https::p Roxy "https://proxy_ip:proxy_port/";

Apt-get also supports the-C mode specifying configuration files and-O Specifying configuration entries:

If you add the above configuration to ~/apt_proxy.conf, you can use it so that the default configuration is not modified and the proxy is executed

$ sudo apt-get-c ~/apt_proxy.conf update

Or use a configuration item:

$ sudo apt-get-o acquire::http::p roxy= "http://proxy_ip:proxy_port/" update

Linux proxy settings