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scMerlin scMerlin 2.5.45 - Service and script control menu for Asuswrt-Merlin

Release Notes for scMerlin v2.5.44 production version now available
[2025-Oct-25]


1) FIXED: Added code to check if the DDNS service is enabled before restarting it.
2) IMPROVED: Added code to the SSH CLI menu to show if Samba, FTP, and DDNS services are enabled.
3) Miscellaneous code improvements.

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** The fork from @Jack Yaz's scMerlin add-on is now hosted on the AMTM-OSR GitHub repo:
 

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Release Notes for scMerlin v2.5.45 production version now available
[2025-Nov-07]


1) Removed old Tomato JavaScript file references.
2) Miscellaneous code improvements.



** The fork from @Jack Yaz's scMerlin add-on is now hosted on the AMTM-OSR GitHub repo:
 
Can you detect the Samba that is installed from Entware too as running?
 
Can you detect the Samba that is installed from Entware too as running?
I can take a look as time allows. I assume there's an Entware service script (.../init.d/Snn...) associated with it; if so, it can be checked to see if it's currently running. Note that I don't use Samba at all on my router.
 
I can take a look as time allows. I assume there's an Entware service script (.../init.d/Snn...) associated with it; if so, it can be checked to see if it's currently running. Note that I don't use Samba at all on my router.
Yes it is called
Code:
S91smb
 
For every Entware service you have in your setup, you always have the following commands available to execute:
start / stop / restart / check / kill

Just execute the service's script file with your desired command. All Entware service scripts are located at the following folder:
/opt/etc/init.d/

So, in your case particularly, you have the following command to check the SAMBA service:
Code:
/opt/etc/init.d/S91smb check

I think it's not much practical to build your suggested feature into scMerlin, as I don't believe there are that many users who use the SAMBA service from Entware.
Please note that I do use SAMBA but the built-in one, so actually I do understand your needs.
 
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