# chroot INSTALACION
https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Installation


sudo pacman -S base-devel git
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
cd yay
makepkg -si


rc-update add ssh
rc-service sshd start

rc-service ssh stop
rc-update del ssh

rc-service ssh status

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# chroot INSTALACION
https://github.com/antiX-Linux


sv status /var/service/servicename becomes sv status servicename.

    Listing running services:

# sv status /var/service/*
run: /var/service/agetty-2: (pid 4120) 7998s
run: /var/service/agetty-3: (pid 4119) 7998s
run: /var/service/bougyman: (pid 4465) 7972s
run: /var/service/bougyx: (pid 4135) 7998s; run: log: (pid 4127) 7998s
run: /var/service/cron: (pid 4137) 7998s; run: log: (pid 4122) 7998s
run: /var/service/dialer: (pid 4121) 7998s
run: /var/service/qmail: (pid 4138) 7998s; run: log: (pid 4126) 7998s
run: /var/service/smtpd: (pid 4136) 7998s; run: log: (pid 4125) 7998s
run: /var/service/socklog-klog: (pid 4139) 7998s; run: log: (pid 4132) 7998s
run: /var/service/socklog-unix: (pid 4133) 7998s; run: log: (pid 4124) 7998s
run: /var/service/ssh: (pid 4134) 7998s; run: log: (pid 4123) 7998s

    Create and start a service:

# ln -s /etc/sv/ssh /var/service/ssh

    Stops a service immediately (would still start on next boot):

# sv down /var/service/ssh

    Starts a service which has been previously stopped, or which is configured to not start automatically:

# sv up /var/service/ssh

    Restarts a service:

# sv restart /var/service/ssh

    Reloads a service:

# sv reload /var/service/ssh

    Shows status of a service and its log service:

# sv status /var/service/ssh

    Stops a service, and disables it (will not start next boot):

# rm /var/service/ssh

User Services

There are two ways of creating a user supervision tree: using a Systemd/User service or with runit itself. See #Using BusyBox's implementation for an example systemd user service. To use runit itself refer to the section in the Voidlinux Handbook.
Example Service
Note
This example assumes your services are stored in ~/.config/sv and your runsvdir is ~/service. You should change them to your configuration.

Create a directory where you will keep your services.

$ mkdir -p ~/.config/sv

Create a directory for your service.

$ mkdir ~/.config/sv/mpd

Create a run file in the service directory. You can find example run files in runit's site

$HOME/.config/sv/mpd/run

#!/bin/sh
MPDCONF=${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/mpd/mpd.conf
exec mpd --no-daemon $MPDCONF

Make it executable.

To enable the service make a symlink to your service directory. This will make the service start automatically when the runit starts. The service should start immediately.

$ ln -s ~/.config/sv/mpd ~/service/mpd

To stop the service:

$ SVDIR=~/service sv down mpd   # or
$ sv down ~/service/mpd

To start the service again:

$ SVDIR=~/service sv up mpd   # or
$ sv up ~/service/mpd