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I have a fresh install of ubuntu 1804 bionic in server version. During the install process I configured a proxy like http://x.x.x.x:xxxx. The problem now is for the moment that proxy is not longer available and I want to change to another external proxy.



I've tried already with changing the apt.conf file with the Acquire option and the export option on command line but every time I execute an apt command it still working with the old proxy configuration.



Where is store this proxy configuration asked in during the installation process



Is ther a way to configure an in-case-of-fail proxy? this to manage several proxy server and make the connection with the first in being available.



How can I change that initial configuration from the installation process.



Thanks in advance!










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    I have a fresh install of ubuntu 1804 bionic in server version. During the install process I configured a proxy like http://x.x.x.x:xxxx. The problem now is for the moment that proxy is not longer available and I want to change to another external proxy.



    I've tried already with changing the apt.conf file with the Acquire option and the export option on command line but every time I execute an apt command it still working with the old proxy configuration.



    Where is store this proxy configuration asked in during the installation process



    Is ther a way to configure an in-case-of-fail proxy? this to manage several proxy server and make the connection with the first in being available.



    How can I change that initial configuration from the installation process.



    Thanks in advance!










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      I have a fresh install of ubuntu 1804 bionic in server version. During the install process I configured a proxy like http://x.x.x.x:xxxx. The problem now is for the moment that proxy is not longer available and I want to change to another external proxy.



      I've tried already with changing the apt.conf file with the Acquire option and the export option on command line but every time I execute an apt command it still working with the old proxy configuration.



      Where is store this proxy configuration asked in during the installation process



      Is ther a way to configure an in-case-of-fail proxy? this to manage several proxy server and make the connection with the first in being available.



      How can I change that initial configuration from the installation process.



      Thanks in advance!










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      I have a fresh install of ubuntu 1804 bionic in server version. During the install process I configured a proxy like http://x.x.x.x:xxxx. The problem now is for the moment that proxy is not longer available and I want to change to another external proxy.



      I've tried already with changing the apt.conf file with the Acquire option and the export option on command line but every time I execute an apt command it still working with the old proxy configuration.



      Where is store this proxy configuration asked in during the installation process



      Is ther a way to configure an in-case-of-fail proxy? this to manage several proxy server and make the connection with the first in being available.



      How can I change that initial configuration from the installation process.



      Thanks in advance!







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          Try checking the contents of /etc/apt/apt.conf.d directory, maybe there is another file with the (old) proxy settings there.






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          • The file is 90curtin-aptproxy. Thanks!

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          • Do you know how to configure the fail-proxy?

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          Try checking the contents of /etc/apt/apt.conf.d directory, maybe there is another file with the (old) proxy settings there.






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          • The file is 90curtin-aptproxy. Thanks!

            – Juan I. Morales Pestana
            8 hours ago











          • Do you know how to configure the fail-proxy?

            – Juan I. Morales Pestana
            5 hours ago



















          • The file is 90curtin-aptproxy. Thanks!

            – Juan I. Morales Pestana
            8 hours ago











          • Do you know how to configure the fail-proxy?

            – Juan I. Morales Pestana
            5 hours ago

















          The file is 90curtin-aptproxy. Thanks!

          – Juan I. Morales Pestana
          8 hours ago





          The file is 90curtin-aptproxy. Thanks!

          – Juan I. Morales Pestana
          8 hours ago













          Do you know how to configure the fail-proxy?

          – Juan I. Morales Pestana
          5 hours ago





          Do you know how to configure the fail-proxy?

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          5 hours ago










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