Network proxy settings for apt-Get In ubuntu (network proxy settings for terminal command lines)

The graphical proxy settings of the new software manager are clear. Here we will introduce the network proxy settings of the terminal command line, so that you can perform apt-Get through the proxy.

 

Method 1:

If you only want to temporarily use the HTTP proxy, you can enter: Export http_proxy = "http: // username: password @ proxy IP: proxy port" in the terminal before using apt-Get"

 

Method 2: (method 1 persistence)

If you want apt-Get and other applications to always use HTTP proxy, you can do this:

Edit in Terminal ~ /. Bashrc file: Vim ~ /. Bashrc

Add the following sentence at the end of the file:

Http_proxy = http: // username: password @ proxy address: proxy Port

Export http_proxy

 

Method 3:

If you only want apt-get to use a proxy, you can:

Add/etc/APT/apt. conf to the following line in the terminal,

Acquire: http: proxy "http: // yourproxyaddress: proxyport ";

Save and exit apt. conf.

4. For RedHat Linux, SET related environment variables in the profile file.

# Vi/etc/profile

Http_proxy = http: // username: password @ proxy server address: Port

In this way, you can access the Internet through the proxy under the terminal ^_^

Network proxy settings for apt-Get In ubuntu (network proxy settings for terminal command lines)