I have to say that I am happy it works for me now and have not looked
into it any further.  I will admit that I found the description of how
things were supposed to work and be set up so difficult to understand
that I gave up almost instantly and just tried whether using the latest
debian version recompiled for hardy would fix it.  That was the case.

My understanding is now that apt-cacher-ng looks at the sources.list
file for the computer where it runs and extracts some information there
to put in backends_*  While I don't completely understand why that is
necessary, I wonder if this will work as expected in a LAN environment
where apt-cacher-ng serves a number of machines with possibly different
distros and mirrors (all deb-based, of course).

The mirror I use is ubuntu.intergenia.de.

Again, this seems to be fixed for both Brian and me with the post-hardy
version, so everything is cool with me, at least.

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