ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'True' while loading app_cfg.ini

[shadeofblue]

Description

Golem Version: 0.20.0+dev9.g13fafea
OS [e.g. Windows 10 Pro]: Ubuntu 18.04
Branch (if launched from source): b0.20
Mainnet/Testnet: mainnet
Description of the issue:

'Reading config from file /home/blue/hyperg-test/mainnet/app_cfg.ini' ... failed with an exception
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/blue/PycharmProjects/golem/golem/core/simpleconfig.py", line 125, in __init__
    self.__read_options(cfg)
  File "/home/blue/PycharmProjects/golem/golem/core/simpleconfig.py", line 194, in __read_options
    prop.set_value_from_str(self.__read_option(cfg, prop))
  File "/home/blue/PycharmProjects/golem/golem/core/simpleconfig.py", line 48, in set_value_from_str
    value_type = self._value_type(val)
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'True'

Steps To Reproduce

1. Launch a brand-new instance of Golem on mainnet directly from shell (using golemapp.py)
2. Have it act as a provider?
3. Stop Golem, Start Golem
4. See error

Expected behavior

No error

[etam]

Could not reproduce. I tried both on current b0.20 and 13fafea. Got more tips?

[shadeofblue]

@ederenn @ZmijaWA maybe a datadir that reproduces this issue could be provided to @etam ?

[ederenn]

couldn't reproduce on b0.21.0. closing for now

[etam]

Got it!

enable talkback = False
enable monitor = True

causes this error and is changed into

enable talkback = 0
enable monitor = 1

[etam]

Steps to reproduce:

1. start golem with fresh, clear datadir
2. accept terms via rpc (cli or gui)
3. restart golem