Preface#
Back in June, I found that my vrcx client couldn't log in, and when I tried to log in after logging out, I didn't receive any verification email (later confirmed that there was no request to the interface at all). At that time, I didn't pay much attention because I didn't use it much, only occasionally checking friends' profiles and searching for models.
It wasn't until today when I needed to use it that I remembered this issue, spent some time on it, and then wrote this article (:
Solution#
Emmm, maybe my approach is a bit rough, because when I looked at the vrcx repository and wondered if anyone had the same problem and had already found a solution, I found this issue.
https://github.com/vrcx-team/VRCX/issues/818
I found that the nightly build version of vrcx has added support for configuring proxies. So, it's simple, just download the latest nightly build version and configure the proxy.
Using a test version may cause unexpected bugs. It is recommended to think twice before using this solution.
Download the latest nightly build version: https://github.com/Natsumi-sama/VRCX/releases/
If vrcx is detected, it will overwrite your old version during installation.
Configuration#
There is a proxy configuration in the upper left corner of the login interface. Click on it, enter the port of your proxy software, and you're good to go.
For example: 127.0.0.1:7890
Then delete the saved account, re-enter the password, log in again, and pass the verification.
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The original link is https://blog.xiaohan-kaka.me/posts/default/vrcx-connectfail