Nicolas

Hello, I finished the Postfix mail server the last week, all functions are ok. So, with the blank page in setup.php stape of 3.2.4 PostfixAdmin version, if you have tried all other methods, try comment this line in the common.php. require_once("$incpath/lib/random_compat.phar"); Thank you for your help, Regards ;)

Hello, I finished the Postfix mail server the last week, all function are ok. So, with the blank page in setup.php stape of 3.2.4 PostfixAdmin version, if you have tried all other methods, try comment this line in the common.php. require_once("$incpath/lib/random_compat.phar"); Thank you for your help, Regards ;)

Hi, I have installed postfixadmin 3.3.0 on Fedora31 with PHP56remi (it's a php 5.6.40 version) but I have finally the same error that with the last version: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting ';' or '{' in /var/www/html/postfixadmin/model/Config.php on line 48 I understood it's the PHP version so, i tried with the 3.2.0 fedora.noarch version but I have blank page on 127.0.0.1/postfixadmin/setup.php or login.php Tables of the postfix bdd are not created. I have no error in httpd/error_log....

I have the same problem with postfixadmin 3.2.4 Maybe php problem with the bdd access, you can see php version and extension on the screen. I don't understand where is the problem. EDIT: This ligne in the setup.php file, delete the header and all print: require_once(dirname(FILE).'/common.php'); # make sure correct common.php is used. /common.php call /srv/postfixadmin/common.php In the common.php require_once("$incpath/lib/random_compat.phar");n the common.php:

Hello, I finished the Postfix mail server the last week, all function are ok. So, with the blank page in setup.php stape, if you have tried all other method, try comment this line in the common.php. require_once("$incpath/lib/random_compat.phar"); Thank you for your help, Regards ;)

I see a message: Database is up to date: 1841/0

No trace in the httpd log and the php log. I have some errors from my website but nothing from the localhost. Can I use postfixadmin like this ?

Any trace in the httpd log and the php log. I have some errors from my website but nothing from the localhost. Can I use postfixadmin like this ?