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2017-05-14 10:58 deepin Hey there. I was using deepin some days ago. It seems that I faced totally opposite situation with u. I can set up wild proxy and it works well on both DE and terminal, I can use proxy in cmd directly. But when I cancelled proxy from DE, it didn't make effects immediately, I still used proxy to connect. /br I'm using Ubuntu these days, and the same problem occurs here. So I guess, it won't be solved these days, maybe we should be more patient to wait the engineers to fix it ha? Finally, wish u can find ways to solve it, good luck!
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I started using Deepin yesterday, but I can't get a system wide proxy working. I used the system settings from the Desktop Environment to set my proxy, and okay, Chrome and some other things were good to go.
But then I went to install new things using apt-get and no proxy working there. No problem, gonna set the aptitude proxy putting the information in the file, got it.
But then I installed PIP to install some python packages I need, and if I don't specify the proxy when typing the pip command, like
the pip can't connect to the repo. I tried creating a "proxy.sh" file in the /etc/profile.d, and rebooted the system, still doesn't work. I need to do something else to try and make this proxy.sh to work?
I then got someone saying to try the command
Tried that using my proxy settings, got to pip, can't connect still without specifying the proxy again in line. Then tried inserting the http_proxy, https_proxy, ftp_proxy etc variables with my proxy settings on my ~/.bashrc as I saw some people recommending that. Still nothing. I have no idea what else am I supposed to try.
My main issue is with pip now, but as it can't get the proxy settings to work at a system wide level I expect to have a lot more problem about this in the future. I'm almost going back to my old distro as I just needed to add the proxy in a single file and everything worked perfectly.
Appreciate any inputs.