Can't search for aur packages on corporate proxy with self signed ssl certificates #370
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pamac has it's own AUR engine, therefore your corporate proxy might be a reason it doesn't work. Did you test the same on a public or private network? |
Yes its something to do with the corporate proxy, pamac is probably not using the company ca-certs since they decrypt ssl traffic. How to debug? |
Pamac uses "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Are they defined ? |
Yes I have them set in /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh and all other apps work.
That's why I suspect the ssl certificate.
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Pamac uses "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Are they
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Note: I have installed the certificate and can see it appears in /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt and it works with curl |
Hi, I face some issues with pamac behind a company proxy even with http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables set. Most operations work but upgrade and AUR not. Some details below. What works when running pamac-manager after setting the correct variables and making sure in the sudoers file these are also passed to sudo:
What doesn't work:
Why it would be nice to have the option for application-specific proxy configuration:
My two cents. |
Just done a fresh install of manjaro xfce 17.0.6 and pamac 6.2.1-1 with yaourt 1.9-1.
I can enable the aur option but when I try to search and select the AUR tab its always empty. Is there some way to get an error log?
One possibility is I'm using a corporate proxy, but yaourt install things fine from the command line.
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