I went through the same problem when woody was about to go stable.
Luckily I didn't have to much to worry about because they were all
internal application servers and didn't have a public ip address. I
went with a frozen woody (yea all jokes included) and just updated it
daily until the application went production. Then just weekly with
close monitoring/testing.
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 11:24 -0700, Austin Godber wrote:
> Hello Debian Fans,
> Anyone out there have a good feeling on when Sarge will become stable?
> I am faced with the install of a bunch of Debian servers in the near
> future and I guess I have two options:
>
> 1) Install Woody/Stable now and do the upgrade to Sarge when Sarge
> becomes stable.
>
> 2) Install Sarge now and do whatever is necessary to keep tracking Sarge
> when it becomes stable.
>
> It seems that there have been hints that Sarge would become stable soon
> ... so its possible that I will only be faced with this on some of my
> servers (as this is a few month long migration plan, I am just looking
> to test a few right now).
>
> Austin
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