yep~

# and exclude anything else beginning with "p"
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/bookmarkbackups
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/storage
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/[a-o,A-Z]*
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/[q-z]*
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/permissions.sqlite
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/persdict.dat
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/places.sqlite
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/places.sqlite-shm
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/places.sqlite-wal

Since I'm working with cd's here, getting back that "+10MB's", really made the difference!

I'm really glad MiyoLinux caught that!! That little convenience for user's, makes a difference.
And to..

I'm gonna look into that also!
I'm only concerned with having proxy settings in place, so user's just start surfing. (reason Tor is using it's own)
If the user chooses to adjust proxy settings after that (as done in the past), no problem!

Thanks for the assist!!
asta,
stanz

/usr/lib/palemoon/browser/defaults/preferences/distro-prefs.js

but that's also for when I built the dpkg... It appears to search for all *.js files in that directory.

You would use contents similar to:

pref("general.warnOnAboutConfig", false);

So for your release, you could make sure you have the right proxy attributes defined in a prefs.js file for that directory. Beware! The proxy settings probably span multiple config entries, especially if you use the checkbox for "Use for all protocols."

And a reference I have commented in my prefs.js: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cu … autoconfig

Now, these settings can be overridden by the users, but if they delete their customizations (by removing the entries in their own prefs.js, as opposed to blanking out the values for the entries) it reverts to the distro-defined options here.

+ /some/
+ /some/path/
+ /some/path/this-file-is-found
+ /file-also-included
- *

I think you can do it like this:

+ /home/*/.moonchild_productions/
+ /home/*/.moonchild_productions/pale_moon/
+ /home/*/.moonchild_productions/pale_moon/*.default/
+ /home/*/.moonchild_productions/pale_moon/*.default/prefs.js
- /home/*/.moonchild_productions

Or, you could probably do what the snapshot excludes file does with ~/.mozilla - exclude Cache and the sqlite files, and let everything else stay.

- /home/*/.mozilla/*/Cache/*
- /home/*/.mozilla/*/urlclassifier3.sqlite
- /home/*/.mozilla/*/places.sqlite
- /home/*/.mozilla/*/cookies.sqlite
- /home/*/.mozilla/*/signons.sqlite
- /home/*/.mozilla/*/formhistory.sqlite
- /home/*/.mozilla/*/downloads.sqlite

I found my old addition, that gave palemoon it's "first run" instance, for the new user - also 'excluding' that prefs.js file!
This made that happen:
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/*

My correction needs to include that '1' file - 'prefs.js', while excluding "5 other 'p' files & the remaining files,
plus the 3 folders.. - for that purpose (if possible!).
I'd like to exclude for sure:
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/places.sqlite  #and save 10MB's.

Your technique on excluding everything in /var/log looks use-able, but tricky for my mind.
Tweaked example, excludes anything beginning with "p" (and the one I'm trying to include)
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/[a-o,A-Z].*
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/q-z].*

Then somehow, narrow it down to...move into second letter?
- /home/*/.moonchild productions/pale moon/*.default/[pa-pl].*

Ok, thinking too much -- time for a scotch...be back tomorrow.
Thx and asta`la-way`go...
stanz

Now back to the 32bit release...

I think your work with mini-i2p-mimo is absolutely fantastic for people who want more security and anonymity while online. Thank you!

I found out Palemoon's Network Proxy Settings, do not get included in the iso!
You'll have to Manually adjust Proxy Settings - yourself, for Palemoon to use - i2p proxy & work!

An update made to downloads links..
We got a 'working' link at 'pcloud'. 
and,
32bit release coming -very soon!
(...I guess I do need version release names/numbers now!??

Tor Browser: I Left 'default proxy settings', so user can surf web - without starting i2p-router.
Palemoon: See Next Post! ...as i2p uses palemoon at router startup.

Switched-out -- 'Ring' for 'OnionShare', because I didn't test if Ring works with i2p proxy!
(I'll bring Ring back in basic-mini)

32bit release coming soon!
(do I need version release numbers now!?? )
asta...

I started this 'hobby', just to have my system on a disk- to reinstall when I broke it!

Awesome to hear you installed it! I am relieved to know it worked - whew!
You...fsr and refracta made this all possible.
And your mixes - Voo-du and other derivatives, offered good examples to follow!

Keeping the base system lite, leaves room to introduce other awesome packages,
like 'Ring' and 'i2p'.  You've done the same!!

Thanks for telling us to, Make It Your Own...so I did, Made It My Own! 

I couldn't help it...I had to spread the Devuan word & iso's on the i2p 'dark web'  LoL
Just natural, to wanna talk about what works and has a kewl community of participants!

I have it installed on a partition. Great and lightweight system without much pre-installed software.

Ring is an interesting addition...I had never heard of it until now.

Thanks so much for helping spread the "Devuan word" to more users!

mini-i2p-mimo ~ translation: "Minimal + i2p = Made-It-My-Own".

Comments: miyoisomix at pm.me  -or- stanz at i2pmail.org
Important Update in Post #5 !!

Released: Sept 3, 2019
Build: Base pkgs/system, is "Devuan", Ascii stable release <devuan.org>.
Arch: "32 and 64bit builds".
sha256sum: With the iso's on pcloud: link below

Installed Packages of interest:
Lightdm: Simple display manager.
Openbox: A stand-alone window manager.
Dynamic Right-click Menu (with or without icons)
tint2: Lightweight taskbar.
Spacefm: file manager.
Geany: A fast and lightweight IDE.
Yad: A tool for creating graphical dialogs from shell scripts.
OnionShare: Securely and anonymously share files of any size.
Palemoon: Web browser. (Currently needing manual network Proxy Configuration - Post #5, below)
Tor and Tor Web browser: Anonymizing overlay network for TCP
i2p-router, "i2p-webbrowser--64bit only": Invisible Internet Project ( I2P ) - anonymous network.
Refractainstaller-gui: A tool to install a running live-CD to hard drive.
Refractasnapshot-base: A tool to create a live-CD from the running system.
Xfburn, Hexchat, Gparted, Bleachbit, qterminal,
and some other "Standard System Utilities".

Download locations:
= miyoisomix.i2p [on i2p network]
= pcloud: Link to both the iso & shasum
=Using OnionShare, to transfer the iso, using your Tor Browser.

That's what I got right now... ideas welcome!