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To uninstall SMID manually:

  1. Shut down the Domino Server by issuing the exit command at the Domino Console.
  2. Back up a copy of the file /etc/smdsysV3.ini using the following command:

    cp /etc/smdsysV3.ini /etc/smdsysV3.ini.bck

  3. Using a text editor, open the notes.ini file located in the Domino Server binary directory, and delete the following entries if existing:

    ServerTasks=SMDemf,SMDreal,SMDsch,SMDmon,SMDcm
    EXTMGR_ADDINS=SMDext
    SmStopMail=1
    SMDSkipTaskList=COMPACT,FIXUP,UPDALL,UPDATE
    SMDSkipDBEvent=1 (or 0)
    ScanMailInstallPath=/opt/trend/SMID
    SMLD_EUQ_ENABLED=0
    SMDEMDEBUG=1

  4. Delete the following files under the Domino binary directory (as an example, /opt/ibm/domino/notes/90000/linux/):

    smdcm
    smddbs
    smddtas
    smdemf
    smdeuq
    smdmon
    smdreal
    smdsch
    smdsupp
    smdupd

    Use the following commands to delete the above files:

    rm -rf /opt/ibm/domino/notes/90000/linux/dbsetup
    rm -rf /opt/ibm/domino/notes/90000/linux/smd*

  5. Delete the two subfolders, smd and smdtemp, under the Domino data directory. Use the following command

    rm -rf /local/smid56lx-14-bum/domino/data/smd*

  6. Delete the SMLD installation directory using the following command. By default, this is /opt/trend/SMID.

    rm -rf /opt/trend/SMID

  7. Delete the smdsysV3.ini using the following command

    rm -rf /etc/smdsysV3.ini