HT1338 software update is saying my safari is up to date but it's not....

I am running Safari 5.1.5 but when I run software update it is saying I am up to date. I have tried downloading from the apple website unsuccessfully.

There is a know problem with the Safari downloads from Apple, it's been reported.
Safari 5.1.7 is on 10.6.8 so your due for the update for sure, it's just they are having issues right now of a unknown nature, your the second I've discussed this with.
Wait it out and come back later or use Firefox in the meanwhile.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/

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