This comes up in a sort of roundabout fashion: I'd like to install the spamassassin package[*] on my firewall, but it's not in stable, and my attempts to build it from source on my Potato-based firewall have so far not borne fruit. The testing version of the package depends on the testing version of libc6 (of course), perl and dpkg, which between them will probably drag in half of Woody behind them. Now, I've been trying to stick with Potato on my firewall (since AIUI, this sort of thing is the raison d'etre for the stable branch), but since we're supposed to be in the midst of a freeze and all, this situation prompted me to begin considering the benefits versus the risks of beginning a migration to Woody -- and so I humbly petition the list for thoughts and advice on the matter. TIA.
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