Uninstalling on Linux

Use the rpm command to remove IBM® MQ Advanced Message Security component on Linux® platforms.

1. Stop all IBM MQ applications associated with the installation you are uninstalling.
2. For a server installation, end any IBM MQ activity associated with the installation you are uninstalling:
   1. Log in as a user in the group mqm.
   2. Set up your environment to work with the installation you want to uninstall. Enter the following command:

      
      . MQ_INSTALLATION_PATH/bin/setmqenv
      

      where . MQ_INSTALLATION_PATH refers to the location where IBM MQ is installed.
   3. Display the state of all queue managers on the system. Enter the following command:

      
      dspmq -o installation
      

   4. Stop all running queue managers associated with the installation you want to uninstall. Enter the following command for each queue manager:

      
      endmqm QMgrName
      

   5. Stop any listeners associated with the queue managers. Enter the following command for each queue manager:

      
      endmqlsr -m QMgrName
      

3. Log in as root.
4. Run the following command:

   
   rpm -e package_name
   

   where package_name is MQSeries®AMS-V.R.M-F

   V

   Represents the version of the product that you are uninstalling

   R

   Represents the release of the product that you are uninstalling

   M

   Represents the modification of the product that you are uninstalling

   F

   Represents the fix pack level of the product that you are uninstalling