GSSAPI on MariaDB
I'm using Maria 10.2.13 on Windows Server 2012 and I want to use GSSAPI authentication with it so that we can continue using windows auth.
I have followed this tutorial:
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/authentication-plugin-gssapi/#comment_3261
Im getting the following error when trying to login via ODBC:
[ma-3.0.3] Plugin auth_gssapi_client could not be loaded: The specified module
could not be found
I've checked and the plugin_dir is pointing at the right folder.
MariaDB 10.2libplugin
Can anyone advise?
mariadb windows-server-2012 mariadb-10.2
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I'm using Maria 10.2.13 on Windows Server 2012 and I want to use GSSAPI authentication with it so that we can continue using windows auth.
I have followed this tutorial:
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/authentication-plugin-gssapi/#comment_3261
Im getting the following error when trying to login via ODBC:
[ma-3.0.3] Plugin auth_gssapi_client could not be loaded: The specified module
could not be found
I've checked and the plugin_dir is pointing at the right folder.
MariaDB 10.2libplugin
Can anyone advise?
mariadb windows-server-2012 mariadb-10.2
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I'm using Maria 10.2.13 on Windows Server 2012 and I want to use GSSAPI authentication with it so that we can continue using windows auth.
I have followed this tutorial:
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/authentication-plugin-gssapi/#comment_3261
Im getting the following error when trying to login via ODBC:
[ma-3.0.3] Plugin auth_gssapi_client could not be loaded: The specified module
could not be found
I've checked and the plugin_dir is pointing at the right folder.
MariaDB 10.2libplugin
Can anyone advise?
mariadb windows-server-2012 mariadb-10.2
asked Mar 1 '18 at 11:56
BudynBudyn
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I'm using Maria 10.2.13 on Windows Server 2012 and I want to use GSSAPI authentication with it so that we can continue using windows auth.
I have followed this tutorial:
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/authentication-plugin-gssapi/#comment_3261
Im getting the following error when trying to login via ODBC:
[ma-3.0.3] Plugin auth_gssapi_client could not be loaded: The specified module
could not be found
I've checked and the plugin_dir is pointing at the right folder.
MariaDB 10.2libplugin
Can anyone advise?
mariadb windows-server-2012 mariadb-10.2
mariadb windows-server-2012 mariadb-10.2
asked Mar 1 '18 at 11:56
BudynBudyn
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asked Mar 1 '18 at 11:56
BudynBudyn
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asked Mar 1 '18 at 11:56
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asked Mar 1 '18 at 11:56
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I see in the comments to the MariaDB tutorial page you linked to that you have set plugin_dir in you my.ini file. However, I think this will only work if it's in a section of my.ini that the mysql client can/will read, such as the [mysql] section (not [mysqld]).
Assuming us1 was created as IDENTIFIED VIA gssapi and everything else is correctly configured: Have you tried connecting just with the mysql client?
mysql --plugin-dir=/path/to/plugin-dir -u usr1
If plugin_dir is in the right section of my.ini, then this should also work:
mysql -u usr1
answered Mar 5 '18 at 21:31
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I see in the comments to the MariaDB tutorial page you linked to that you have set plugin_dir in you my.ini file. However, I think this will only work if it's in a section of my.ini that the mysql client can/will read, such as the [mysql] section (not [mysqld]).
Assuming us1 was created as IDENTIFIED VIA gssapi and everything else is correctly configured: Have you tried connecting just with the mysql client?
mysql --plugin-dir=/path/to/plugin-dir -u usr1
If plugin_dir is in the right section of my.ini, then this should also work:
mysql -u usr1
answered Mar 5 '18 at 21:31
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I see in the comments to the MariaDB tutorial page you linked to that you have set plugin_dir in you my.ini file. However, I think this will only work if it's in a section of my.ini that the mysql client can/will read, such as the [mysql] section (not [mysqld]).
Assuming us1 was created as IDENTIFIED VIA gssapi and everything else is correctly configured: Have you tried connecting just with the mysql client?
mysql --plugin-dir=/path/to/plugin-dir -u usr1
If plugin_dir is in the right section of my.ini, then this should also work:
mysql -u usr1
answered Mar 5 '18 at 21:31
dbdemondbdemon
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I see in the comments to the MariaDB tutorial page you linked to that you have set plugin_dir in you my.ini file. However, I think this will only work if it's in a section of my.ini that the mysql client can/will read, such as the [mysql] section (not [mysqld]).
Assuming us1 was created as IDENTIFIED VIA gssapi and everything else is correctly configured: Have you tried connecting just with the mysql client?
mysql --plugin-dir=/path/to/plugin-dir -u usr1
If plugin_dir is in the right section of my.ini, then this should also work:
mysql -u usr1
answered Mar 5 '18 at 21:31
dbdemondbdemon
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I see in the comments to the MariaDB tutorial page you linked to that you have set plugin_dir in you my.ini file. However, I think this will only work if it's in a section of my.ini that the mysql client can/will read, such as the [mysql] section (not [mysqld]).
Assuming us1 was created as IDENTIFIED VIA gssapi and everything else is correctly configured: Have you tried connecting just with the mysql client?
mysql --plugin-dir=/path/to/plugin-dir -u usr1
If plugin_dir is in the right section of my.ini, then this should also work:
mysql -u usr1
answered Mar 5 '18 at 21:31
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answered Mar 5 '18 at 21:31
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