Hey, had the same issue last week! Turns out /etc/wgetrc needs root permissions to edit, and sometimes the file is read-only. Did you use sudo when editing? Also, check if there’s a .wgetrc in your home dir overriding it.
Try running `wget --debug` to see if it’s even reading the proxy settings. Might give you a clue.
Try running `wget --debug` to see if it’s even reading the proxy settings. Might give you a clue.
