flatpak behind a proxy

[Enrico Tagliavini]

Hi,

flatpak supports the standard environment variables for the proxy. For me
it worked by simply defining and exporting the appropriate *_proxy
variables in /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh so that sessions have the proxy set by
default. I didn't use puppet, I used Ansible, which uses SSH and so I get
the profile setup with the proxy env variables as usual, maybe puppet will
not initialize a full shell when ssh-ing and might skip this step and
that's where you have the issue. It was also not Fedora but CentOS 8
Stream, but close enough.

As long as you have a way of defining environment variables in puppet you
should be good to go.

Kind regards.

Enrico Tagliavini

On Fri, Oct 1, 2021 at 10:46 AM andreas burger <andreas at ethz.ch> wrote:

> hi there,
>
> i am new on the list and to flatpak too.
>
> so its a simple question, but i did not find an answer online.
>
> i want to use flatpak from commandline and by puppet.
> this works finde without a proxy, but i was not able to force flatpak to
> use the webproxy.
>
> i have set the proxy in /etc/profile and in /etc/sysconfig/proxy  but
> both does not help.
>
> as dnf works with the proxy networking and proxy in general are working.
>
> env:
> fedora 34
>
>
> regards
> andreas
>
>
>
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