How do I get Sublime Text 2 package manager to use my proxy?

I have to work through a proxy at the office and when I press (Ctrl+Shift+P), type Install and try to load a package list, I get the error "Package Control: There are no packages available for installation."

In my 'Package Control.sublime-settings' I have:

{
    "auto_upgrade_last_run": 1345569476,
    "http_proxy": "http://user_name:password@<proxy-name>:<proxy_port>"
}

What am I missing OR what is a better option for me to control my system using the proxy. Once I get home I typically have to disable these proxies. Is there a truly system-wide way to make it use a proxy and then disable the proxy with a single command or click?

Also this is in Ubuntu 12.04.

EDIT: Sublime Text Package Manager has been updated to include options for working through a proxy, you can find this in the package settings.

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The first time, I was able to sort out problems with Package Manager by using HTTP instead of HTTPS, as in

http://alensiljak.blogspot.co.at/2012/11/setting-up-portable-sublime-text-2.html

The default setup seem to respect the system proxy settings and work through the proxy without explicitely setting "http_proxy", "proxy_username", and "proxy_password".

Hopefully this helps.

More details on various settings at (for the record, as you've already referred to these):

http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control/settings

Note: This applies to Windows version. I keep the Linux version in the same directory but can't confirm the behaviour currently.

answered 2012-12-05T12:52:43.260

How do I get Sublime Text 2 package manager to use my proxy?

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