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I downloaded the Drupal archive and extracted it on the dedicated server. In cPanel, I created a MySQL database, but when I try to install Drupal, in the Database configuration page, I can only choose between PostgreSQL and SQLite as database type; I cannot choose MySQL.
Why did it happen? How do I fix it?
php_info()
upload the file to your server is docroot then visit the URL http://youdomain.com/info.php
search for pdo_mysql and it should be enabled if it does not exist contact the server admin and tell him to enable the pdo_mysql (https://serverfault.com/questions/471282/how-enable-pdo-mysql) :
in your case I think you have just the pgsql and SQLite PDO enabled
pdo_mysqlshould be enough – Clive♦ Jun 8 '20 at 18:13pdo_mysqlare not on my host but I foundpdo_sqlsrvbut when I checked checkbox it didn't change anything. See screenshot:i.piccy.info/i9/6e7ed1b4cfdc764a6563540d6e874159/1591640282/… – antongordon25 Jun 8 '20 at 18:22nd_pdo_mysql. – Les Lim Jun 8 '20 at 19:46