Update Over Isa Server

[Argal]

Hello all,i am new at the linux,i installed Kubuntu 6.06 on my home computer where i have a small LAN with router and it found everything by itself,all was fine

I tried to install them on a pc at my work and i had a problem with the apt update

I have declared the proxy server on the connection->proxy
I have tried with the export to define the proxy
"export http://usernameassword@proxyiport"
"export http://domainname\\usernameassword@proxyiport"

both of these and then tried to update
the problem for not reaching the repositories is this :
407 Proxy Authentication Required ( The ISA Server requires authorization to fulfill the request. Access to the Web Proxy service is denied.  )

i also tried to change the apt.conf file and acquire the proxy there,i tried both there too but same things happened
does it has to do that the username/password i provide is from a windows account in the active directory?
the same account works for browsing with Konqueror and it has full internet access
anyone knows what to do?

[sky]

Re: Update Over Isa Server

Hi,

I was reading your post and couldn't get what's wrong in it, I guess a little bit like you
In fact, you should enter this command :
export http_proxy="http://usernameassword@proxyiport"

then it should work.

Cheers

[Argal]

Re: Update Over Isa Server

no its not working,i have tried all possible solutions i found in the forums,it just seems like the Isa Proxy does not accept the username and password

[yanqian]

Re: Update Over Isa Server

I have the same problem,
if anybody knows how to solve it, please let me know.

regards,

[yanqian]

Re: Update Over Isa Server

The problem has been solved .

read this first :
http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO...ver-HOWTO.html

Download ntlmaps-0.9.9.0.1 from here

$ tar -zxvf ntlmaps-0.9.9.0.1

$ vim ntlmaps-0.9.9.0.1/server.cfg

Edit PARENT_PROXY,PARENT_PROXY_PORT,USER,PASSWORD to match your preferences, then run main.py

$ ./ntlmaps-0.9.9.0.1/main.py &

$ export http_proxy="http://127.0.0.1:5865"

$ sudo apt-get update

Now, everything is OK.