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      Hello Team,

      I am trying to integrate JumpCloud on Mariadb for authentication purposes on centos7. I can easily connect  to the MariaDB server with my JumpCloud credentials through the terminal of the same server. But when I try to connect the server through "MySQL Workbench", it displays  a dialogue box with message " Plugin dialog could not be loaded: /usr//usr/lib/mysql/plugin/dialog.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory".When I searched for 'dialog.so', it was found in "/usr//usr/lib64/mysql/plugin/". How can it be solved?

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          No, unfortunately, I can not, I do not use MySQL Workbench. You need to ask MySQL Workbench developers about it.

          As a workaround you can create a symlink /usr/lib/mysql/plugin -> /usr/lib64/mysql/plugin/, that should help too.

          Are you using CentOS7 on x86-64 or on i386?

          serg Sergei Golubchik added a comment - No, unfortunately, I can not, I do not use MySQL Workbench. You need to ask MySQL Workbench developers about it. As a workaround you can create a symlink /usr/lib/mysql/plugin -> /usr/lib64/mysql/plugin/, that should help too. Are you using CentOS7 on x86-64 or on i386?
          dawa192 Dawa Lama added a comment -

          Hello Sergei,

          Thanks for the reply but I am still unable to connect. Could please mention how to change the Workbench configuration?
          I have added plugin-dir on my.cnf but still not working.

          dawa192 Dawa Lama added a comment - Hello Sergei, Thanks for the reply but I am still unable to connect. Could please mention how to change the Workbench configuration? I have added plugin-dir on my.cnf but still not working.

          This is a MySQL Workbench issue that it looks for plugins in the wrong path.

          Check the Workbench configuration, perhaps it allows to specify the plugin-dir. If not — you can workaround the issue with a symlink

          serg Sergei Golubchik added a comment - This is a MySQL Workbench issue that it looks for plugins in the wrong path. Check the Workbench configuration, perhaps it allows to specify the plugin-dir. If not — you can workaround the issue with a symlink

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