First, because you have a custom non-gutsy libssl0.9.8, I think this
establishes the non-bugness of this report. I would suggest to the owner
of this bug ticket that this be turned into a help request instead.
In response to the rest of the message: the 5ubuntu3.1 version no longer
exists in the security repository. If you use the same link, but change
the 3.1 to 3.2, it'll work better.
Normally I'd just suggest you apt-get install libssl0.9.8 (without
--reinstall), but because you manually upgraded to a non-gutsy version
of libssl0.9.8, this is unlikely to work. But yes, try downloading the
package as mentioned above, and see if you can install it by hand. It
may break some packages, especially the ones that brought in the non-
gutsy libssl.
All the best!
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