"Some suites are misconfigured"

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Ayrton5

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Any ideas how (if at all) this can be fixed? On "bookworm/updates" the message is "expected suite 'bookwormsecurity'". On "stable" the message is "use the name of the stable distribution instead of 'stable!"

This problem manifests itself with a daily "Error: command apt-get update' failed: exit code 100".

I found an old thread with something not exactly the same but similar and the suggestion was that someone's homebrew script had been used. I have messed around with a few dockers and containers using other people's scripts, so I can't rule that out even though I didn't keep the VMs.

This is running on a Microserver, my VMs are backed up to a second microserver running Proxmox backup and I have a third microserver with nothing on it. So if I have to rebuild from scratch I can probably do it very safely using the redundant machine. However I don't relish the expenditure of time that would take so if there's a way to get machine 1 straight I'd be more than delighted.

Any clues?

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That's a funny question! Those entries aren't Proxmox defaults. So you had to change it by yourself already (or maybe a script you used?).
Anyway. You can see the paths in the screenshot. Open a console, use nano or another editor of your choice and correct those entries.
 
As @JensF said, open a root console or SSH session, use nano to edit /etc/apt/sources.list.

Apparently there is also something going on with /etc/apt/sources.list.d/cisofy-lynis.list, but I can't say what exactly since I don't use that. Maybe PVE is just complaining because it is non-standard. One might question why that repository is even necessary since Lynis is included in the Debian repositories, but cleaning that up is a little more complicated. You would need to first uninstall the version you have, then remove the repository, then install Debian's version.
 
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