How to set up global proxy with authentication and exceptions?

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I am behind proxy at my work and I'm trying to setup it's behavior by setting environment variables in /etc/environment.
So far I've added lines:



http_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
https_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
no_proxy="address.list, separated.by, commas"


But still I have certain issues.




  1. When I open Firefox it still requires me to provide authentication data for



    moz-proxy://proxyaddress:8080/


    Somehow it takes only address and port, but totally ignores authentication data.



  2. Skype and Software center don't work at all, because, as I believe, they don't support proxy authentication at runtime like Firefox does.


I understand that FF takes proxy address exactly from provided env. variables and not elsewhere, because before /etc/environment have been modified FF didn't even try to prompt for authentication.










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    I am behind proxy at my work and I'm trying to setup it's behavior by setting environment variables in /etc/environment.
    So far I've added lines:



    http_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
    https_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
    no_proxy="address.list, separated.by, commas"


    But still I have certain issues.




    1. When I open Firefox it still requires me to provide authentication data for



      moz-proxy://proxyaddress:8080/


      Somehow it takes only address and port, but totally ignores authentication data.



    2. Skype and Software center don't work at all, because, as I believe, they don't support proxy authentication at runtime like Firefox does.


    I understand that FF takes proxy address exactly from provided env. variables and not elsewhere, because before /etc/environment have been modified FF didn't even try to prompt for authentication.










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      I am behind proxy at my work and I'm trying to setup it's behavior by setting environment variables in /etc/environment.
      So far I've added lines:



      http_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
      https_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
      no_proxy="address.list, separated.by, commas"


      But still I have certain issues.




      1. When I open Firefox it still requires me to provide authentication data for



        moz-proxy://proxyaddress:8080/


        Somehow it takes only address and port, but totally ignores authentication data.



      2. Skype and Software center don't work at all, because, as I believe, they don't support proxy authentication at runtime like Firefox does.


      I understand that FF takes proxy address exactly from provided env. variables and not elsewhere, because before /etc/environment have been modified FF didn't even try to prompt for authentication.










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      I am behind proxy at my work and I'm trying to setup it's behavior by setting environment variables in /etc/environment.
      So far I've added lines:



      http_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
      https_proxy="http://my.username:mypass12345@proxyaddress:8080/"
      no_proxy="address.list, separated.by, commas"


      But still I have certain issues.




      1. When I open Firefox it still requires me to provide authentication data for



        moz-proxy://proxyaddress:8080/


        Somehow it takes only address and port, but totally ignores authentication data.



      2. Skype and Software center don't work at all, because, as I believe, they don't support proxy authentication at runtime like Firefox does.


      I understand that FF takes proxy address exactly from provided env. variables and not elsewhere, because before /etc/environment have been modified FF didn't even try to prompt for authentication.







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