Where to change proxy
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I generally use proxy for getting internet. Say proxy is xxx.xx.x.x.
But if the proxy is down, I select none and apply to system wide as shown below
After selecting none also, if I check for echo "$http_proxy" or echo "$https_proxy". the output is my old proxy address xxx.xx.x.x.
I checked in /etc/environment and .bashrc for any proxy export statements but none are there. Why proxy is still active?
Where I have to change, so that the system won't consider proxy that I use generally?
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I generally use proxy for getting internet. Say proxy is xxx.xx.x.x.
But if the proxy is down, I select none and apply to system wide as shown below
After selecting none also, if I check for echo "$http_proxy" or echo "$https_proxy". the output is my old proxy address xxx.xx.x.x.
I checked in /etc/environment and .bashrc for any proxy export statements but none are there. Why proxy is still active?
Where I have to change, so that the system won't consider proxy that I use generally?
proxy
asked Mar 10 at 0:28
hanugm
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
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I generally use proxy for getting internet. Say proxy is xxx.xx.x.x.
But if the proxy is down, I select none and apply to system wide as shown below
After selecting none also, if I check for echo "$http_proxy" or echo "$https_proxy". the output is my old proxy address xxx.xx.x.x.
I checked in /etc/environment and .bashrc for any proxy export statements but none are there. Why proxy is still active?
Where I have to change, so that the system won't consider proxy that I use generally?
proxy
asked Mar 10 at 0:28
hanugm
1236
I generally use proxy for getting internet. Say proxy is xxx.xx.x.x.
But if the proxy is down, I select none and apply to system wide as shown below
After selecting none also, if I check for echo "$http_proxy" or echo "$https_proxy". the output is my old proxy address xxx.xx.x.x.
I checked in /etc/environment and .bashrc for any proxy export statements but none are there. Why proxy is still active?
Where I have to change, so that the system won't consider proxy that I use generally?
proxy
proxy
asked Mar 10 at 0:28
hanugm
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asked Mar 10 at 0:28
hanugm
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asked Mar 10 at 0:28
hanugm
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asked Mar 10 at 0:28
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You shell environment will be updated when you restart it. If you are using a terminal window, just close it and open a new one. Some times logging out and logging back in well fix these issues that persist.
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
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Restarting solved the issue.
– hanugm
Mar 10 at 0:41
Glad that helped!
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You shell environment will be updated when you restart it. If you are using a terminal window, just close it and open a new one. Some times logging out and logging back in well fix these issues that persist.
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
RandyMartini
643
Restarting solved the issue.
– hanugm
Mar 10 at 0:41
Glad that helped!
– RandyMartini
Mar 10 at 0:43
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You shell environment will be updated when you restart it. If you are using a terminal window, just close it and open a new one. Some times logging out and logging back in well fix these issues that persist.
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
RandyMartini
643
Restarting solved the issue.
– hanugm
Mar 10 at 0:41
Glad that helped!
– RandyMartini
Mar 10 at 0:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You shell environment will be updated when you restart it. If you are using a terminal window, just close it and open a new one. Some times logging out and logging back in well fix these issues that persist.
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
RandyMartini
643
You shell environment will be updated when you restart it. If you are using a terminal window, just close it and open a new one. Some times logging out and logging back in well fix these issues that persist.
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
RandyMartini
643
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
RandyMartini
643
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
RandyMartini
643
answered Mar 10 at 0:33
RandyMartini
643
643
Restarting solved the issue.
– hanugm
Mar 10 at 0:41
Glad that helped!
– RandyMartini
Mar 10 at 0:43
add a comment |Â
Restarting solved the issue.
– hanugm
Mar 10 at 0:41
Glad that helped!
– RandyMartini
Mar 10 at 0:43
Restarting solved the issue.
– hanugm
Mar 10 at 0:41
Restarting solved the issue.
– hanugm
Mar 10 at 0:41
Glad that helped!
– RandyMartini
Mar 10 at 0:43
Glad that helped!
– RandyMartini
Mar 10 at 0:43
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