Mount multiple RClone remotes on boot with a single SystemD forking service definition

rclone-mount@.service

# Rclone mount on boot
# Copy file to: /etc/systemd/system
# You need to create a remote on RClone and a folder on your disk, both with same name <rclone-remote>
# This example uses /cloud/ folder as origin to mount all remotes, change it to your needs
# This example use a linux user named rclone. Create it or adapt it to your needs. Rclone will get config from that user's home folder
# Register new service by typing:
# sudo systemctl daemon-reload
# Do the next one for every remote you want to load on boot
# sudo systemctl enable rclone-mount@<rclone-remote>.service
# systemctl start rclone-mount@<rclone-remote>.service
# Usage:
# To unmount drive use
# systemctl stop rclone-mount@<rclone-remote>.service
# To mount use:
# systemctl start rclone-mount@<rclone-remote>.service
# To disable mount on boot use:
# systemctl disable rclone-mount@<rclone-remote>.service


[Unit]
Description=rclone FUSE mount for %i
Documentation=http://rclone.org/docs/
After=network-online.target # externo.mount # This is only needed if you use an external USB hard drive in order to wait for it to be mounted
# Mount point in my system is on a USB drive, don't ask why :))), that's why I have to wait for it to get mounted
Requires=externo.mount

[Service]
#Type=forking
# This example use a linux user named rclone. Create it or adapt it to your needs. Rclone will get config from that user's home folder
User=rclone
Group=rclone
# This example uses /cloud/ folder as origin to mount all remotes, change it to your needs
# --vfs-cache-mode full activates cache for writting and reading. Check RClone documentation
ExecStart=/usr/bin/rclone mount %i: /cloud/%i --vfs-cache-mode full -v --allow-other 
ExecStop=/bin/fusermount -uz /cloud/%i

[Install]
#Wants=network-online.target
#Alias=rclone-rs
#RequiredBy=
WantedBy=multi-user.target