$dbhost = "69.50.188.18";
$dbuname = "nuke";
$dbpass = "****";
$dbname = "nuke1";
$prefix = "dlclan_";
$user_prefix = "dlclan_";
$dbtype = "MySQL";
$sitekey = "SdFk*fa28367-dm56w69.3a2fDS+e9";
$gfx_chk = 0;
$subscription_url = "";

this is my current setup for my database.

the database is called nuke 1 and the user is dlclan_nuke what am i doing wrong as my site says that php nuke database probs


also on my upload of 7.3 there is no install folder or install.php wtf is goin on :S

is that for the php code to connect? if so you got too much for it.
for connecting you only need

$dbhost = "localhost"; (if on trap17 use localhost)
$dbuname = "username";
$dbpass = "****";
$dbname = "dbname";
(correct me if im wrong)

hope this helps if i understand right.

it might be helpful if you include your site so we can
check the errors first hand

anyway, try double-checking on your user permission
settings at cpanel. if you created a db with the correct
user permission settings, you will be presented with the
correct connection strings to follow in your configuration
(most specifically, for the $dbuname & $dbname you must
use). i'm using uni.cc so my mysql connection string
automatically prefixes my uni.cc subdomain (serverph)
to the $dbuname & $dbname. (i don't know if it works the
same way for those with trap17 subdomains.)

a sample connection string (generated from my own cpanel):


sample config (which i used for my site) following the sample
connection string generated in my cpanel:


if i were to set my config following your coding variables, it would
appear as:
------
$dbhost = "localhost";
$dbuname = "serverph_nuke";
$dbpass = "********";
$dbname = "serverph_nuke1";
------
(note: the serverph_ is prefixed in the values for the
$dbuname and $dbname variables, because serverph is my
uni.cc subdomain. if your subdomain is toohot for example,
toohot_ will be prefixed. just change your configuration
accordingly.)

most mysql problems arise with incorrect user permission
settings, so you might want to check that first. be sure you
have a nuke user with permission to use your nuke1
db in your cpanel. after that, reconfigure the values in your
variables to reflect the correct $dbuname and $dbname.

and if you're still having problems after that, you might want
to play around first in setting up your mysql db with a simpler
php script. after you successfully set it up on a simpler script,
you can then go into setting up phpnuke more confidently.