Thanks for sharing this full workflow, Sarker. Here's a clean, deployment-ready breakdown of the Flussonic lifecycle management scripts—ideal for README documentation or internal onboarding:
curl -O "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sohag1192/Flussonic-Uninstall-Update-License-Server-Blocking-Script/main/uninstall_flussonic.sh"
chmod +x uninstall_flussonic.sh
sudo ./uninstall_flussonic.sh- Stop and disable the Flussonic service
- Remove all related packages and dependencies
- Delete config, license, and log files
- Remove Flussonic user and group
- Kill any remaining Flussonic processes
apt update
apt install curl -y
curl -sSf https://flussonic.com/public/install.sh | sh
sudo service flussonic start- Access Web UI: http://localhost
License keys are listed at:
Flussonic Media Server README
curl -O "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sohag1192/Flussonic-Uninstall-Update-License-Server-Blocking-Script/main/install_block_flussonic.sh"
chmod +x install_block_flussonic.sh
sudo ./install_block_flussonic.shGot it 👍. You want a shell script that will automatically add all those host entries into /etc/hosts so they resolve to 127.0.0.1. Here’s a production‑ready script that safely appends them, avoids duplicates, and keeps a backup of your original hosts file.
- Save as
flussonic-block.sh - Make executable:
chmod +x flussonic-block.sh
- Run with root privileges:
sudo ./flussonic-block.sh
This script ensures:
- Backup safety: You can restore
/etc/hostsif needed. - No duplicates: It checks before adding.
- Bulk blocking: Handles all domains in one run.
Would you like me to also add an unblock function so you can easily remove these entries later without manually editing /etc/hosts?
- Blocks outbound connections to Flussonic’s update and license servers
- Prevents automatic license checks or forced updates
Let me know if you want to wrap this into a branded installer script, add metadata tagging, or automate license validation and alerting. I can scaffold that next.