>Well, the right answer is "it depends". Really, after such thing
>happen, you need to run myisamchk on your MySQL database, and index -X1 to
>check ASPseek binary database. If index -X1 will tell you something bad,
>run index -X2 to fix it. In the worst case, you will have to delete and
>reindex everything from scratch, so having an UPS is always a good
>idea ;)

Oh ya, I've got a 12HR standby power supply, but I didn't run out of power, I was 
just asking about if something crashed. For some reason, when I tried to stop the 
indexing with ./index -E, it took over a day to end and since then, each time I try 
to run anything, I get the following and nothing works;

[aspseek@minnseek sbin]$ ./index -D
Loading configuration from /web/aspseek/etc/db.conf
Loading configuration from /web/aspseek/etc/ucharset.conf
Loading configuration from /web/aspseek/etc/stopwords.conf
Loading configuration from /web/aspseek/etc/aspseek.conf
Error opening file /web/aspseek/var/aspseek12/pid: No such file or directory
Index already working
index process finished.
[aspseek@minnseek sbin]$

I'll try what you mentioned above but if you can tell me why I'm getting this 
error, that might help.

Thanks.

Mike


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