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with redhat, php/mysql/apache never work together with a regular install.
what i do is gather all the php/mysql/apache related rpms off the install cd, and copy them into a directory.
then i remove all php/mysql/apache rpms from the system. usually a 'rpm -e apache' will error out and show you all the depends you need to remove.
then, i install all the php/mysql/apache rpms all at the same time. usually that will assure that they get compiled together and work nicely. like i said though .. make sure you have the 'php-mysql' package.
good luck, .. keep us posted.
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