The `kamctl start|stop|restart` is provided as a basic non-unix/linux-standard
way to start stop kamailio. It should not be mixed with other start/stop
systems such as init.d or systemd.
While you encounter the issue on an OS using systemd, there are other OSes
still using init.d or maybe even other start/stop systems. Kamailio can also be
started by hand from terminal, like running just `kamailio` or with cli
parameters `kamailio -f /etc/kamailio/kamailio.cfg -w /run/kamailio -m 128 -M
12 ...`
I think it will be rather complex for kamctl to figure out how kamailio was
started (or how it was supposed to be started on that OS) in order have all
start/stop variants working all the time.
If someone wants to undertake such task, he/she is welcome to make a pull
request.
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