Added flag to determine if the config should be written to the target system #40
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Problem
During installation or autoinstallation, the proxy configuration is written to the the inst-sys and then we have to decide if we should copy or write these settings to the target system or not.
Solution
The decision is currently made in case that the proxy configuration is given through linuxrc but it is ignored in case we are using only AutoYaST. So, two main options came to my mind.
1. Maintain the current check and force the use of proxy linuxrc parameter in case of AutoYaST.
2. Add a flag which will determine if we should write the config to the target system or not
Originally I checked if the variables that exported as environment variables were empty or not but in case that the configuration is read then the defaults could already had set the no_domains variable.
In this PR we have gone for option 2
see yast/yast-installation#965 && yast/yast-network#1231 && yast/yast-autoinstallation#767