Uninstall Flussonic Fix -

sudo pkill -9 flussonic sudo pkill -9 ffmpeg # Flussonic often spawns ffmpeg workers

If you ran Flussonic inside a Docker container, removal is much simpler but requires volume cleanup. uninstall flussonic

Note: apt-get remove keeps configuration files. If you want to delete configs as well (to truly reset), use purge : sudo pkill -9 flussonic sudo pkill -9 ffmpeg

If you don't plan on reinstalling, remove the Flussonic repository from your source list to keep your system updates clean. Ubuntu / Debian: /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ for a file named flussonic.list and delete it. Ubuntu / Debian: /etc/apt/sources

sudo umount /mnt/recordings

Simply deleting a folder or running a basic apt-get remove command often leaves behind daemons, configuration files, database remnants, and network rules. This guide will walk you through a from your Linux server, ensuring no trace remains.