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  1. I've put "Putting MySQL Databases onto the Pool" in the description box. (Why can't you paste into this box?). First I tried opening a site on \\DavidWHS\Websites\WP-Personal from IIS manager, then j:\serverfolders\websites\wp-personal. I then tried starting MYSQL with the databases in j:\Serverfolders\websites\wp-personal\MySQL.
  2. To confirm: I have not touched the advanced settings. http://Localhost gives the same error message as in my post of 2nd December. For that post I used the link in IIS manager running on the server and have just repeated it directly. I'm still trying to find something in the Error Log. I suspect both problems, with IIS and MySQL, are to do with permissions but in both cases the permissions are the same for the pool and for the normal disk so I can only conclude that there is something else to do with the pool.
  3. Thank you for the prompt response. Regarding IIS Manager. I have already added IUSR with full control. I've tried Local Service and Network Service as well. Accessing the site via IIS manager's "Browse Application" when the Physical Path is J:\ServerFolders\Websites\Personal HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error. The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid. Error Code 0x80070005 Config Error Cannot read configuration file due to insufficient permissions Config File \\?\J:\ServerFolders\Websites\Personal\web.config and when the Physical Path is \\Server\Websites\Personal HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error. The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid. Error Code 0x80070005 Config Error Cannot read configuration file due to insufficient permissions Config File \\?\UNC\Server\Websites\Personal\web.config So it is permissions but I'm stuck as to which. As I said it works fine when the Physical Path is to a normal disk. I'll have a go at enabling logging with MySQL. I suspect the same issue.
  4. I am trying to move a MySQL database onto the pool so that it is duplicated etc. By default MySQL installs and puts it's databases on the C drive which is fine for the application but not for the databases as the system is on WHS2011 with only a 60Gb partition. To do this you need to edit the configuration file to change the database folder. The relevant entries are: # Path to database root datadir="C:/ProgramData/MySQL/MySQL Server 5.6/Data\" which I've tried changing, after creating the folders, to: datadir="//Server/Databases/MySQL\" and datadir="J:/Serverfolders/Databases/MySQL\" (J being the Drivepool virtual drive) to no avail. Unfortunately the error messages are not verbose but it tries to create a test file in the folder which fails. I have a similar problem when using IIS Manager to try to add a website that is on the pool. It does not work when using either the share, which it may just not support, or the virtual drive letter. Everything works fine if I direct it to the D drive (remainder of the system SSD and not pooled) but that is limited in size and not duplicated. Any idea how I can achieve either of these things?
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