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> A good idea - you never know when 5-UNSTABLE is
> going to fall over, it seems.

Well, I don't agree. I've been running 5.x for more
than one year now. My nfs-server has current from
February this year, was up for 118 days before I took
it down for maintenance. Have many webservers as well
on 5.x. All in production.

Claus