ksmbd-tools: Fix ksmbd service is semi-killed at system startup #17227
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The configuration for the ksmbd service is auto-generated when the OpenWRT configuration changes, and also during startup, hence ksmbd.init has to reload the kernel module. It does that by calling kill_server, which does not perform cleanup. This results in ksmbd being killed but not restarted properly during boot.
This patch resolves the issue by using stop_service, which performs proper cleanup.
https://forum.openwrt.org/t/ksmbd-samba3-4-alternative-ex-cifsd-smbd-package-support-thread/51695/68
Maintainer: @Andy2244
Compile tested: (x86_x64, OpenWrt version r18176)
Run tested: (x86_x64, OpenWrt version r18176, tests done: startup, change config)
@neheb