Environment Variables not working in WSL
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I have used the commands export http_proxy=address:port and export https_proxy=address:port to set http and https proxy in bash in WSL. But every time I open bash, the environment variables are becoming empty. I tried setting up these variables in /etc/environment and ~/.bashrc too.
I am using bash.exe command in cmd promt to open bash.
bash gnome-terminal bashrc windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
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I have used the commands export http_proxy=address:port and export https_proxy=address:port to set http and https proxy in bash in WSL. But every time I open bash, the environment variables are becoming empty. I tried setting up these variables in /etc/environment and ~/.bashrc too.
I am using bash.exe command in cmd promt to open bash.
bash gnome-terminal bashrc windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
1
At least partially related I think:http_proxynot showing up withprintenvon WSL
– steeldriver
Feb 10 at 11:49
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I have used the commands export http_proxy=address:port and export https_proxy=address:port to set http and https proxy in bash in WSL. But every time I open bash, the environment variables are becoming empty. I tried setting up these variables in /etc/environment and ~/.bashrc too.
I am using bash.exe command in cmd promt to open bash.
bash gnome-terminal bashrc windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
1
I have used the commands export http_proxy=address:port and export https_proxy=address:port to set http and https proxy in bash in WSL. But every time I open bash, the environment variables are becoming empty. I tried setting up these variables in /etc/environment and ~/.bashrc too.
I am using bash.exe command in cmd promt to open bash.
bash gnome-terminal bashrc windows-subsystem-for-linux
bash gnome-terminal bashrc windows-subsystem-for-linux
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
1
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
1
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
1
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
1
asked Feb 10 at 5:10
Bhanu Prakash ReddyBhanu Prakash Reddy
1
1
At least partially related I think:http_proxynot showing up withprintenvon WSL
– steeldriver
Feb 10 at 11:49
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At least partially related I think:http_proxynot showing up withprintenvon WSL
– steeldriver
Feb 10 at 11:49
At least partially related I think:
http_proxy not showing up with printenv on WSL– steeldriver
Feb 10 at 11:49
At least partially related I think:
http_proxy not showing up with printenv on WSL– steeldriver
Feb 10 at 11:49
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At least partially related I think:
http_proxynot showing up withprintenvon WSL– steeldriver
Feb 10 at 11:49