[benstillman]

First thing's first; do you have a recent backup of the database?

If not, oops.

Do you have root access to the server? You'll need to run myisamchk from the command line.

As root...
- Shut down mysql.
- Run: myisamchk -r -q /var/db/databasename/post.MYI (Obviously replace /var/db/databasename/post.MYI with the correct path to the post.MYI file. )
- If errors are repaired, start mysql.

--------------- Added [DATE]1295544584[/DATE] at [TIME]1295544584[/TIME] ---------------

Here's a good article: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2008/09/...ing-myisamchk/