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Posted: **Sun Mar 20, 2005 11:56 pm**

In my installation, $this->get_config('key') with no default set (or if the default is set to NULL) seg faults apache when used in the function introspect_config_item($name, &$propbag).

Example:

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			case 'secret_key':
				$propbag->add('type',        'string');
                $propbag->add('name',        PLUGIN_SIDEBAR_MOTM_KEY);
				$secret_key = $this->get_config('secret_key');
				if (!$secret_key)
					$secret_key = PLUGIN_SIDEBAR_MOTM_KEY_KEY;
                $propbag->add('description', sprintf(PLUGIN_SIDEBAR_MOTM_KEY_DESC,$serendipity['baseURL'] . ($serendipity['rewrite'] == 'none' ? $serendipity['indexFile'] . '?/' : '') . 'plugin/motm-update&track=%t&artist=%a&album=%b&genre=%g&tracktime=%y&secret_key=' . $secret_key));
                $propbag->add('default',     '');
				break;

Posted: **Mon Mar 21, 2005 10:52 am**

I think you cannot access the get_config within the introspection function, that leads to an endless loop because the introspection functions returns preparses the configuration value array.

So you'll need to develop a way around it to later get the config value of something...

Regards,
Garvin

Posted: **Mon Mar 21, 2005 6:41 pm**

It seems to work when I use a default for some reason. Was a definately weird bug to debug as it crashed before it even outputted the statement above it, guess cause output was buffered.

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