@ginggs I just reapplied the settings system wide using the graphical user interface and it fixed it, thanks.
The reason I edited /etc/environment by hand and did not use the GUI in the first place is that it does not allow to declare exceptions (the 'no_proxy' variable).
Here are the logs (Note the now duplicated entries in /etc/environment) :
@ginggs I just reapplied the settings system wide using the graphical user interface and it fixed it, thanks.
The reason I edited /etc/environment by hand and did not use the GUI in the first place is that it does not allow to declare exceptions (the 'no_proxy' variable).
Here are the logs (Note the now duplicated entries in /etc/environment) :
$ cat /etc/environment usr/local/ sbin:/usr/ local/bin: /usr/sbin: /usr/bin: /sbin:/ bin:/usr/ games" webcache. name.fr: 3128/ webcache. name.fr: 3128/ webcache. name.fr: 3128/ 'localhost, 127.0.0. 0/8,*.groupe. name.fr'
PATH="/
https_proxy = http://
http_proxy = http://
ftp_proxy = http://
no_proxy=
http_proxy="http:// webcache. name.fr: 3128/" /webcache. name.fr: 3128/" name.fr: 3128/"
https_proxy="https:/
ftp_proxy="ftp://webcache.
$ sudo -i set|grep proxy name.fr: 3128/ webcache. name.fr: 3128/ /webcache. name.fr: 3128/ 'localhost, 127.0.0. 0/8,*.groupe. name.fr'
ftp_proxy=ftp://webcache.
http_proxy=http://
https_proxy=https:/
no_proxy=
$ sudo -i /usr/lib/ update- notifier/ package- data-downloader installer: downloading http:// archive. canonical. com/pool/ partner/ a/adobe- flashplugin/ adobe-flashplug in_11.2. 202.235. orig.tar. gz
flashplugin-
Installing from local file /tmp/tmpVDNyU4.gz
Flash Plugin installed.