Problems with Indexing Service for Search Engine

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From: Brent (b_at_b.com)
Date: 11/16/04 

Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 09:36:43 -0700

Hi,
I have indexing servicing working fine on my test server for a search engine
in C# ASP.NET, but when I tried to make one on our live server, its not
working correctly. The index only returns results for pages in the root so
far. It seems like the indexing doesn't want to finish. It is listed as
Paused(User Active) or whatever it says. I tried to do a manual "Rescan
(Full)" but it doesn't kick in. It just stays paused. The server is really
not that busy. Even if it was busy, it should have finished in the middle of
the night or something. What can I try?

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