Upgrade or not?

[Cryptofreak]

All,
I have been running one of the "testing" versions of Sarge for about 9 months or so. Since then Sarge has come out officially and I have not upgraded to the stable release yet. My question is should I? I have not really had any issues with my current setup, I am using it as a web server along with apache and it has been running straight for 9 months with a couple of standard maintenance restarts. So am I missing anything by not upgrading to the stable release of Sarge?
Thanks!
Crypto

[bryansmith]

If it works for you, then I see no reason to change.

Bryan

[junkman4547]

If it works for you, then I see no reason to change.

Bryan

Agree.... aside from adding a few packages from "etch", my Debian box is essentially unchanged from the one I first installed.

[Cryptofreak]

Thanks, that is how I saw it. I have read the release notes, I just did not know if I was missing anything major. Again so far 9 months has passed and the only time I have had it go down was when I took it down on purpose. So even for a "testing" release, it is very stable. Thanks again!!
-Crypto

[zOrK]

i think you should upgrade, u toll us this:

, I am using it as a web server along with apache and it has been running straight for 9 months with a couple of standard maintenance restarts. So am I missing anything by not upgrading to the stable release of Sarge?

Better way are upgrade all packages, cause the old packages had many vulnebaritys, like PHP, if u had installed PHP, apache, FTPd, ... the lastest packages had vulnebariliy fixeds.

I think thats a good reason for upgrade.