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Just a quick question here.

How stable is 5.1 for production servers? There are a lot of features I 
like offered in 5.1, but im not sure about the stability of it.
Anyone care to comment on whether or not 5.1 is a good or bad idea for a 
production server?

I appreciate it.

Jason