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Subject: How do I upgrade a 5.1 server?
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I am running a 5.1 server (I think). It was atleast 5.1 when I installed it but after that I have cvsuped plenty of times and also re-built the kernal a few times.

Is there a foolproof step by step guide on what I need to do to get my system into a  the right version now and for ever? Something like R5_STABLE or so?