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   https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/981#note_7698   
      
   Appreciate the backtrace.   
      
   Does your `ctrl/time.ini` file appear to be corrupted?   
      
   Is this reproducible (e.g. still happening)?   
      
   As for the crash, some NULL pointers appear in that backtrace that shouldn't   
   be there (e.g. the `key` argument to `iniReadDateTime()` is `0x0`) which   
   suggests either the `scfg_t` (stored in the heap) was corrupted, or the stack   
   got corrupted during these calls to ini_file.c functions while parsing   
   `time.ini`.   
      
   Since the scfg_t element that's used for key argument isn't a pointer in the   
   first place (it's an array of char), I can't really imagine how it'd be set to   
   NULL even through corruption. So that kind of points to stack corruption (e.g.   
   in functions within ini_file.c).   
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