Hello there, is it possible to configure an apt proxy during client installation?
My Situation: - I'm sitting behind a companys http-proxy. Only authenticated http requests are allowed to access companys dial-up DSL. - The FAI-Server hosts an apt-cacher-ng proxy (due to limited bandwidth). Acng is configured to use the companys proxy. FAI clients use this acng proxy to install (NFSROOT) or update (/etc/apt/...) Debian installation. They don't need to know the companys username or password - this is really good. - When I want to reinstall the server with a previously self generated CD - of course - there is no acng proxy available. - FAIs Server class can be configured via FAI-CONFIG/files/etc/apt/apt.conf/00proxy/SERVER but that is for the real system - not for the initial installation. Is there a way to change the NFSROOT/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00proxy (which lives on FAI-CD) during initial CD installation of the server? Something like: Class Server? -> use http://user:pass@company-proxy:8080 Class Client? -> keep using http://faiserver:3142 Christian Meyer
