Wiki problems after Snow Leopard Upgrade

Hi,
I upgraded an XServe running 10.5.(whatever the last version was) to Snow Leopard Server using a 10.6.3 retail disc.
At the end of the install I was given a message saying:
The following actions failed or were not attempted:
Setting locale
Upgrading Services
To be honest the server seems mostly ok - but I have a few problems with the Wiki and Blogs:
When I go to http://myserver/groups I get what looks like the old Leopard groups home page - but it looks like its missing a stylesheet somewhere (although there are no errors in the web debugger)
When I click a link to view a group I get a javascript popup with the error:
The versions of the server and UI don’t match. Try clicking Reload; if that doesn't work, please make sure both server components are up-to-date.
Client: 20100118.dw01
Server: WikiServerUI-201
I had hoped that a Software Update would sort it out but I've installed all the available updates and still have the problems above.
I'm guessing that the wiki/blog problems are related to the failed "Upgrading Services" message, so how do I go about running the upgrade manually?
Thanks,
Ash

Any advice out there? I've even taken bypassed my main Extreme base to plug the ethernet connection directly into the Mac desktop to do software updates that might have been missed by going through the Extreme and wifi. While it did install one security update, it didn't affect the Express units.
I'm wondering about firmware. I have checked over and over for software updates, and my system assures me that everything is up to date. However, I'm concerned that somehow I'm missing a firmware update. My Airport Utility tells me my Extreme is running on Version 5.7, and on the few times one of the Express units shows up, it shows as running Version 6.#.
Do I need to manually install a firmware update, and if so, how? I terrified that I will mess up the ONE wifi unit that is functioning.
Ironically, my Extreme base is the oldest in my batch-both of the Express units are newer than it.

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