And that’s all there is to connecting DBeaver to a remote MySQL database. If you’ve been looking for a powerful tool to make your MySQL administration a bit easier DBeaver goes a very long way ...

The transactions needed to store information in the database require Structured Query Language (SQL) commands placed inside a PHP script.

Use the PHP extension for MySQL to access data from the MySQL database.

Might want to check your /etc/php.ini and make sure you have the "extension=mysql.so" uncommented (restart Apache if you make a change). Also might want to check over the [MySQL] section.