reportbug needs SMTP details to send, IMAP/POP3 is for receiving, which is unnecessary for submitting(=sending) bug reports.

reportbug package for devuan is not in ceres, so use a testing/beowulf package preferably : https://pkginfo.devuan.org/cgi-bin/d1pk … se=beowulf

choose an ipv6-enabled mirror, just like you'd choose an https mirror..

eg. this mirror supports it : mirrors.dotsrc.org and there are other mirrors too that support ipv6. not all, but a few..

this is only required in ascii. since apt >1.5 (beowulf) it's already included in apt, and that package is just transitional & can go away

you have both wicd and NetworkManager installed? maybe try removing one of those..
also the latter should be "/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf", right?

using unbound and DoT with libredns.gr for some time now :

   forward-zone:
      name: "."
        forward-tls-upstream: yes
        forward-addr: 116.203.115.192@853   # libredns.gr

dnscrypt-proxy / tor-resolve also work with unbound..

ssl works in beowulf as before. just check your openssl version (apt policy openssl)

dev1galaxy.org supports TLSv1, TLSv1.1 & TLSv1.2 so it should work on most browsers, at least from jessie release onwards.
this sounds like something different.. custom setup/changes, not synchronised clock, outdated browsers, or something else...

Basilisk (never used it personally) supposedly supports TLS up to newest TLSv1.3, so it should work without trouble.
Does Basilisk and/or Palemoon open other ssl websites correctly?

what's the output from the command below? 

openssl s_client -connect dev1galaxy.org:443

AntoFox i know, and it's already mentioned in my first post, as the "alternative" solution.

just a question, since beowulf is now almost "stable" do you think the same repo/packages will work with current ceres?

since buster is still "fresh", same instructions apply for debian testing/sid -> devuan ceres migration. tried it yesterday, minor hickups mostly in DE packages.

so, i've installed cryptsetup-modified-functions from antix testing repo (no other deps) and system poweroff is fast as expected (deb link: http://ftp.cc.uoc.gr/mirrors/linux/mx/a … functions/ ).
there's still a failed message on shutdown, so maybe antix is using a similar solution.. still IMO, a better way to deal with this issue (#271 in devuan), than "random patches" that will be ovewritten in next upgrade. (this is testing/ceres afterall..)

i think this is "proper" for debian : https://kernel-team.pages.debian.net/ke … n-official

never had such an issue with MATE - beowulf.
using experimental MATE right now, so can't confirm this.
maybe send a bug report with details, ~/.xsession-errors perhaps and whatever related in system logs?

also did you try using alsamixer from console to see if that's a pulseaudio-mate thing, or something else?