OS X to OS X Server migrate/upgrade

Evenin' all,
Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere - my SearchFu hasn't turned anything up, but I'm not sure how to describe it....
I have been presented with a challenge at work: I have a late model Powermac G5 quad-core with 8GB ram which is running 10.5.6. The user now wants to run OS X server on it, but retain the Users and their data (there are three users, members of a small research team).
The usual term for this would be 'In-place Upgrade' but that's not an option from the OS X Server disc, as the version of Mac OS on the disc is 10.5.0 and the machine has 10.5.6 - and the installer doesn't let you install an older version over a newer one without re-formatting the drive. Which is sensible from an OS point of view.
I've had a play with various schemes on a guinea pig G4 Mac Mini, and found that I can use TimeMachine to help. The plan I've come up with goes as follows:
Add an external disk, and do Time Machine backups to it.
Install OS X server as a clean install.
Update to 10.5.6
Set TimeMachine to use the existing external disk, but turn off backups immediately.
Restore the /Users folder to OS X Server
Add Users with identical short names via the Users control panel. This presents me with a dialog to the effect that a folder already exists with that short name, and would I like that user to take ownership of it? Yes please!
Can anyone with more clue advise of drawbacks/gotchas/stupidity on my part?
As a safety net, I will actually use a new hard disk in the first instance, but the only ones I've got are smaller, so it will need to be done on the proper disks at some stage.
Cheers,
James

Success! As Mabel stated, didn't need to use the Time Machine, just copy /Users elsewhere beforehand. Installed Lepoard server, ran updates rebooted a few times, and then copied back /Users. When I went to add them in System Prefs -> System -> Accounts, I gave them the same short name as their old /Users/ folder - and it applied the permissions automatically.
They're now re-installing the useful software, but it's all working.
I wish everything else I admin'd was so easy.
Cheers all,
James

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*Is It Necessary To Relink Oracle Following OS Upgrade? [ID 444595.1]*
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From: mauro vaccari<[email protected]>
To:novell.support.zenworks.endpoint-security-management
Date: 1/19/2010 7:36 AM
Subject: Server Migration
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