Fresh install on Debian 11 is giving HTTP 500 errors

[Fongaboo]

The initial login and main interface seems to be behaving. But if I do either of the following, I get an HTTP ERROR 500:

• OVERVIEW --> <domain></domain>
• ADD FORWARD --> ADD FORWARD

I'm not sure that I can isolate it to MySQL queries because I can create admins and perform other functions that would definitely hit the database.

When I perform either of the above actions, I get the following in my Apache logs:

errorSSL.log:[Thu Nov 10 19:51:19.625060 2022] [php7:error] [pid 25434] [client <my-home-ip-address>:49509] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught --> Smarty Compiler: Syntax error in template "file:/opt/postfixadmin/templates/list-virtual_mailbox.tpl" on line 38 "{PALANG.To_Mailbox}<br/>" - Unexpected ".", expected one of: "}" <-- \n thrown in /opt/postfixadmin/vendor/smarty/smarty/libs/sysplugins/smarty_internal_templatecompilerbase.php on line 38, referer: https://<server-hostname>/postfixadmin/edit.php?table=alias

I get nothing in the PHP logs.

If I check out line 38 of /opt/postfixadmin/templates/list-virtual_mailbox.tpl, I see nothing the jumps out at me as being wrong:

{if $display_mailbox_aliases==true}
                                <td>
                                {if $item.goto_mailbox == 1}
                                        {PALANG.To_Mailbox}<br/>
                                {else}
----->                               {PALANG.To_Forward_Only}<br/>
                                {/if}
                                {foreach from=$item.goto_other item=item2 key=j}
                                        {if $search eq ""}
                                                {$item2}
                                        {else}
                                                {$item2|replace:$search:"<span class='searchresult'>$search</span>"}
                                        {/if}
                                        <br/>
                                {/foreach}
                                </td>
                        {/if}

Then if I check line 38 of /opt/postfixadmin/vendor/smarty/smarty/libs/sysplugins/smarty_internal_templatecompilerbase.php, I see:

    /**

     * Smarty object
     *
     * @var Smarty
     */
    public $smarty = null;

Not much indication there either. Not having much luck with GoogleFu.

Any help would be appreciated!

[GingerDog]

Hi,

What versions of PostfixAdmin and PHP are you using?

thanks
David.

[Christian Boltz]

The quoted template file looks like git nearly-master, and misses the fix that changes PALANG to $PALANG ;-)

So please git pull the latest master and try again.

[Fongaboo]

I installed postfixadmin via apt, so I really want to keep updates in that pipeline. I added the two $'s manually and life is good now. Thanks!

[Fongaboo]

I installed postfixadmin via apt, so I really want to keep updates in that pipeline. I added the two $'s manually and life is good now. Thanks!

[Fongaboo]

I installed postfixadmin via apt, so I really want to keep updates in that pipeline. I added the two $'s manually and life is good now. Thanks!