Тут вот ещё пишут, что товарищ из предыдущего поста будет делать новый service manager для дистрибутива Alpine на замену их модифицированной версии OpenRC, systemd done right как говорят.

But what does systemd done right mean? Our plan is to build a supervision-first service manager that consumes and reacts to events, using declarative unit files similar to systemd, so that administrators who are familiar with systemd can easily learn the new system. In order to build this system, we plan to work with Laurent Bercot, a globally recognized domain expert on process supervision systems and author of the s6 software supervision suite. This work will also build on the work we’ve done with ifupdown-ng, as ifupdown-ng will be able to reflect its own state into the service manager allowing it to start services or stop them as the network state changes. OpenRC does not support reacting to arbitrary events, which is why this functionality is not yet available.

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$ cat ~/.ssh/config
Host *.onion
  ProxyCommand socat - SOCKS4A:localhost:%h:%p,socksport=9050

$ rsync --compress --recursive --times --verbose -P ./path/to/src -e "ssh -lUSERNAME -pPORT" HOST.onion:"/home/USERNAME/path/to/dst/"