Requests Keep Sending Continuously - Codex app
Quick fix
First check proxy logs to confirm whether the ongoing requests are coming from Codex app; the original post does not provide a verifiable solution.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”当代理打开,并且通过codex对话后,请求会一直持续发送When the proxy is enabled and I have a conversation through codex, requests keep being sent continuously.
The maintainer explained that cc-switch writes the provider to `~/.codex/config.toml`, a file shared by Codex CLI and Codex app. The cc-switch proxy only forwards requests sent by the Codex client; it does not send requests upstream on its own. Retries for a single provider are also limited by `max_attempts`.
Therefore, if requests do continue after a conversation, the original post suggests they may come from the Codex client, for example due to retries, background polling, or stream keepalives. The report did not later confirm the specific cause. The closure note only called it a duplicate and asked readers to follow the main discussion; this does not establish that the issue was fixed.
Check the process, URL, and frequency of the ongoing requests in proxy logs or packet capture results to confirm whether Codex app initiated them.
The original post does not provide a verifiable solution. After gathering the information above, add it to the source discussion to help determine where the requests are coming from.
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
Section titled “Source Issues”This page is distilled from 1 real issues
- Hello, was the cause of this issue eventually found?
- The original reporter replied, “Not yet; I’m trying to solve it myself.” The thread does not record a verified final cause or solution.
- Are you using Codex CLI or Codex app?
- The report used Codex app installed through the Microsoft Store.
Related problems
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