trouble in sudo apt-get update
Hi,
I have just installed Ubuntu 10.10...when I type in sudo apt-get update in the terminal, it flags an error 407: Proxy Authentication Required. My internet connection requires a proxy authentication, that I have already provided (and I'm able to connect to the net via a web browser). I have also configured the proxy in Synaptic...the error message still remains the same. sudo apt-get install build-essential says E: unable to locate package build-essential.... I need these two commands to get started...please help. |
Hi -
There are several approaches. 1. One is to edit your proxy and authentication info into "/etc/apt/apt.conf": Quote:
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In case the above two links don't solve the problem you can download ntlmaps from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ntlmaps/ and try out the steps given here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765330 |
you might need to issue
sudo -E apt-get install .... so that sudo reads environment variables first which you must set up in advance (typically during installation). |
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