Failed to send request: Keep Official Features with a Third-Party Codex Model
Quick fix
No proxy setup was verified. The maintainer recommends upgrading to cc-switch 4.0 and providing the version and reproduction steps if the problem persists.
Symptom
Section titled “Symptom”Failed to send requestThe reporter wanted to keep the GPT account signed in after switching to a third-party model and use official plugins, web search, and voice input. They also asked whether to configure a global outbound proxy or enable global mode in their circumvention tool. The issue did not confirm that proxy settings resolve the `Failed to send request` log, nor did it provide a cause or successful troubleshooting steps.
The maintainer closed the issue because cc-switch 4.0 had been released with substantial changes to the interface and configuration writing. They recommended upgrading and, if the problem persisted, reopening the issue with the version and reproduction steps.
Upgrade to cc-switch 4.0; see the official Releases page for the release link. If the problem persists, provide the version and reproduction steps when reopening the issue.
Affected Versions
Section titled “Affected Versions”Source Issues
Section titled “Source Issues”This page is distilled from 1 real issues
- After switching to a third-party model, should I configure a global outbound proxy or enable global mode in my circumvention tool to keep the GPT account signed in and use official plugins, web search, and voice input?
- The issue does not provide proxy configuration advice or confirm which mode works. The maintainer recommends upgrading to cc-switch 4.0; if the problem persists, provide the version and reproduction steps.
Related problems
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