Where is HTTP_PROXY set in Linux?

I have a script that uses the Apache Proxy module to set HTTPPROXY to an IP address.

/setHTTPPROXY.sh
.sh: line 1: No such file or directory I have confirmed that my Linux Mint box has a /etc/apt.conf file with the following settings: APT::Get::"Bin" "";. Is there a way to use the Apache Proxy module in Linux? The Linux version of apt-get (which comes bundled with Ubuntu) does not appear to have a httpproxy setting. It has httpsproxy instead, but you cannot set it to a proxy like you can with the Mac OS X version of apt-get.

I assume you want to do something like this: #!/bin/bash. PROXYIP=192.168.12
I used it in this script to change the proxy for all http connections: #!

How to set environment variable for HTTP_PROXY?

I'm using Firefox 3.

6.x to login to one of my account.

In this account, I have set HTTPPROXY with some value for each of these profiles (they are stored as separate files by me). User@gmail.com- export HTTPPROXY=. But it failed. It shows: Cannot assign requested address: No space left on device. Is it possible to set environment variable for HTTPPROXY? If it's possible, how to do that? I don't know why you set it for the user but there is another way. Go to your Profile Properties and modify the proxy settings. This will set your proxy settings as default settings for all programs. So if there is another program or some web content, it will use your system proxy settings.