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YUM proxy Settings

Edit / etc/yum.conf, add at the end

# Proxyproxy= http://username:password@proxy_ip:port/

You can also use proxy_username and proxy_password to configure the username and password of the agent

After this configuration is completed, all users will use an agent when using yum, which can be said to be a global agent.

If you need to configure an agent for an individual user, you can set it in the user's ~ / .bash_profile.

Proxy settings for Wget

Edit / etc/wgetrc, add at the end

# Proxyhttp_proxy= http://username:password@proxy_ip:port/ftp_proxy=http://username:password@proxy_ip:port/

System global agent

If you need to set a system-level agent for a user, you can set it in ~ / .bash_profile:

Http_proxy= "http://username:password@proxy_ip:port"export_http_proxy

The above settings only work for a certain user, and if you want to work for all system users, you can write them in / etc/profile.

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