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34 lines
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# Proxy Configuration
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This context describes how one active proxy configuration is coordinated across independently switchable Linux configuration surfaces.
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## Language
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**Proxy Profile**:
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A named, reusable set of proxy connection details and bypass rules.
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_Avoid_: Proxy, configuration preset
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**Active Profile**:
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The Proxy Profile currently selected as the source for every Enabled Target; it may be absent when no Proxy Profiles exist.
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_Avoid_: Current proxy, selected preset
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**Target**:
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A configuration surface that can independently receive proxy settings, such as the Shell environment, APT, or the Docker daemon.
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_Avoid_: Application, service
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**Available Target**:
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A Target detected as applicable to the current system and therefore shown on the main switch panel.
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_Avoid_: Installed application, supported Target
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**Enabled Target**:
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A Target whose actual configuration matches the Active Profile; a Target cannot be enabled when there is no Active Profile.
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_Avoid_: Active application, proxied app
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**Drifted Target**:
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A Target whose managed configuration exists but no longer matches the Active Profile, whether because an update failed or an external change occurred.
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_Avoid_: Broken Target, partially enabled Target
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**External Target**:
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A Target for which a recognized proxy configuration exists outside this tool's ownership; absence of detected external configuration is treated as Disabled.
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_Avoid_: Unknown Target, unmanaged error
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