mysql issue on NFS server

It appears that I must've had a setting incorrect on mt DB...

Here it is....
http://aircoolednuts.nfshost.com/fusion/news.php


I do have some broken image links, do I have permissions wrong?

if you're using cpanel make sure your account name is followed by your database settings.

e.g. your cpanel account on your host is turtles09
your database name is site
your database username is cookies

your database name would be turtles09_site
your database username would be turtles09_cookies
your password would be what you set it as and the host would either be
a) localhost
or
b) the host they provide you with

these settings do apply to windows hosts too (some). i've used wamp on my servers as well as home computer and i know you do not need to enter db info that way.

good to know it's apparently resolved though.
also, those broken image links, it could be that the web server capacity is high and it's loading slow the image isn't there or there's no read permissions, personally even though it's dangerous unless you protect it i chmod everything to 777

thanks, got it workin :)

Doesn't chmoding everyrthing to 777 allow the whole world to delete stuff? :(

awesome! glad to hear :)
and no, chmodding everything to 777 doesn't allow "world" to delete stuff unless they somehow brute force everything. as long as your .htaccess is NOT 777 you're just fine with php fusion directories being 777. .htaccess is sometimes hidden of you use the cpanel file browser. if you use the filezilla file browser and set it to show hidden files, though, you will be able to see .htaccess and confirm that the permissions are something less than 777

what is the cpanel file browser?

when you login to the cpanel for your host you should see something called a File Manager

Hmmmm.... no clue.

you don't see this?

that is not my site btw, a friends site and his cpanel

Nope, that screen is forgin to me.

wow, copy my post much?

lol, I was thinking there was some kinda echo in here.