Debian: Apache segfaults
Problem
On certain Debian installs, after upgrading Debian, or upgrading FogBugz, Apache will segfault.
Solution
Debian has updated their kernel in the latest release so the shared object that FogBugz uses no longer works on Debian. Fortunately, the other shared objects that ship with FogBugz, particularly the fogutil.gentoo.so in fogbugz/Accessories, will work on Debian.
Copy fogbugz/Accessories/fogutil.gentoo.so to your php extension directory and rename it fogutil.so. You can find your php extension directory by looking for extension_dir in your php.ini file or creating a test.php with this in it:
<? print ini_get("extension_dir"); ?>
and running it with "php -f test.php"
(If it is not set this usually means the default extension directory 20050606 under /usr/local/php or /usr/php).
Then restart Apache and you should no longer have any segfaults.
