I have two servers that were built the same way. Both are running CentOS with 
PHP and MySQL installed via yum. One cannot connect to MySQL via PHP however 
(connecting from the command line works). I believe I have everything installed 
and configured that's needed but must be missing something. Evidence of that is 
some items missing from the phpinfo() report on the server that won't connect. 
The differences between it's report and the server that works is that it's 
missing a whole bunch of items under "additional ini files parsed" and the 
MySQL sections. So, PHP hasn't been configured to talk to MySQL. I am familiar 
with configuring PHP to talk to MySQL via the configure command when you build 
PHP manually. I installed the default version of PHP from yum though, so I 
didn't configure it this time (and, as stated, that method worked on a 
different server). Any idea what I'm missing?

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