If you run in ssh following command:
php -m
You should see mysql inside this list.
If mysql is not in the list, then:
– Either you have not installed and activated MariaDB
– You have not activated mysql in the webstation settings
If you do see mysql in the list with following command:
php56 -m
Then the command I mentioned in the faq (the sudo mv and sudo ln commands), will fix it.
If both php versions do not have mysql, then we do have an issue.
Sadly Synology is terrible in having different versions of configurations between different devices, that’s why personally I switched to a raspberry pi 3 😉
Inside webstation I am using “apache” and php5.6 as setting.
If it’s nginx, it may also not work.
If that’s the case, contact me in the live chat so I can see whether I can get it to work for your setup as well.