[Freddie Bingham]

Hmm lots of talk about me.

I wrote repair.php as something that I could run nightly on my forum as it was getting periodic corruption. It has run nightly for probably a year now and I have not had a corrupt table since.

I thought that perhaps it might help out others and be an easier than telling everyone to go run myisamchk on their databases to fix problems. That being said, I only tested it on my forum so that is why it says "Not Supported". It won't work on non MyISAM tables and it won't work if the user table is corrupted.

Kaelon - your post table was corrupted before you opened repair.php. You can have corruption without it being to the point of causing visible problems. The error 28 that the script generated shows that your database ran out of space while trying to repair the post table. There was nothing inherent to the script that caused your problem. Your post table is very small so for this to have occurred would have to be a fault of your hosting company in terms of managing disk space. In fact, the corrupted index that brought up the repair procedure to begin with was probably caused by the lack of disk space.