The default data contains a configuration group of 0. If you change this, you won't see this problem. The problem only occurs if you in fact have a configuration group of 0 and you do something that clobbers that group (like the examples I posted).
You can verify whether or not you have a configuration group of 0 using SQL :
SELECT * FROM configuration WHERE configuration_group_id =0
If you have three rows returned by this query, and you do NOT have Fual installed, then you run the Fual Config, you'll have zero rows. That's the problem.
If you have zero rows returned by this query, Fual Config won't affect config group 0.
If you have Fual installed so that the config group select returns a non-zero value, running Fual config again won't affect config group 0.


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