Use sdwdate without Tor Control port

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Hi.

I would like to use external Tor Socks Proxy with sdwdate at config file /etc/sdwdate.d/50_user.conf:

PROXY_IP=192.168.7.70
PROXY_PORT=9050

And have the error (Tor’s Control Port could not be reached):

[user ~]% sudo journalctl -fu sdwdate
...
Jul 01 10:07:58 localhost sdwdate[706393]: __ ### START: ### /usr/libexec/helper-scripts/onion-time-pre-script
Jul 01 10:07:58 localhost sdwdate[706393]: __ Status: Subsequent run after boot.
Jul 01 10:07:58 localhost sdwdate[706393]: __ Static Time Sanity Check: Within minimum time 'Wed May  7 00:00:00 UTC 2025' and expiration timestamp 'Tue May 17 10:00:00 UTC 2033', ok.
Jul 01 10:07:58 localhost sdwdate[706393]: __ Tor Bootstrap Result: Tor's Control Port could not be reached.
Jul 01 10:07:58 localhost sdwdate[706393]: __ ### END: ### Exiting with exit_code '1' indicating 'wait, show error icon and retry.'.
...

Sdwdate is still running, but there is no time synchronization, no any success line in log, like this one:

...
Jul 01 12:19:37 localhost sdwdate[291586]: 2025-07-01 09:19:37 - sdwdate - INFO - Success.
...

Is it possible to use sdwdate without Tor Control Port?

Or i could keep using my good old bash script for time synchronization behind a proxy as a temporary forced alternative?: 
#!/bin/bash

#How to use ntpdate behind a proxy?
#time.sh -v https://time.is

if [ "${UID:-}" != '0' ]; then
    echo "ERROR: $0 must be run as root" 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

if [ "${1:-}" = '-v' ]; then
    set -o xtrace
    shift
fi

UNAME=user
selected=(https://time.is https://time.is https://time.is)
selected_one=${selected[$RANDOM % ${#selected[@]} ]}
selectedsource=${1:-$selected_one}

get_date() {
        grep -E '^[[:space:]]*[dD]ate:' | \
                sed 's/^[[:space:]]*[dD]ate:[[:space:]]*//' | \
                head -1l | \
                awk '{print $1, $3, $2,  $5 ,"GMT", $4 }' | \
                sed 's/,//'
}

#wget
#stamp="$( sudo -u $UNAME wget --timeout=60 --tries=1 -S "$selectedsource" 2>&1 | get_date )"

#curl
stamp="$( sudo -u $UNAME curl -I "$selectedsource" 2>&1 | get_date )"

[ -z "$stamp" ] && echo "can't get date info" || date -s "$stamp"
Modified it for use with kicksecure: 
#!/bin/bash

#How to use ntpdate behind a proxy?
#time.sh -v https://time.is

if [ "${UID:-}" != '0' ]; then
    echo "ERROR: $0 must be run as root" 1>&2
    exit 1
fi

if [ "${1:-}" = '-v' ]; then
    set -o xtrace
    shift
fi

UNAME=user

source /etc/sdwdate.d/30_default.conf

selected_zero=${SDWDATE_POOL_ZERO[$RANDOM % ${#SDWDATE_POOL_ZERO[@]} ]}
selected_one=${SDWDATE_POOL_ONE[$RANDOM % ${#SDWDATE_POOL_ONE[@]} ]}
selected_two=${SDWDATE_POOL_TWO[$RANDOM % ${#SDWDATE_POOL_TWO[@]} ]}
selected=$(shuf -e -n1 ${selected_zero%%#*} ${selected_one%%#*} ${selected_two%%#*})
selectedsource=${1:-$selected}

get_date() {
	grep -E '^[[:space:]]*[dD]ate:' | \
		sed 's/^[[:space:]]*[dD]ate:[[:space:]]*//' | \
		head -1l | \
		awk '{print $1, $3, $2,  $5 ,"GMT", $4 }' | \
		sed 's/,//'
}

#wget
#stamp="$( sudo -u $UNAME wget --timeout=60 --tries=1 -S "$selectedsource" 2>&1 | get_date )"
#curl
stamp="$( sudo -u $UNAME curl -I "$selectedsource" 2>&1 | get_date )"

[ -z "$stamp" ] && echo "can't get date info" || echo "$stamp" | clock-random-manual-cli
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