[LRa]

Hi,

I've added a source to the sources list and I want to remove it.

How do I do it?

[nekrosoft13]

right click on it and remove or delete there is an option there

[LRa]

right click on it and remove or delete there is an option there

Right click shows no menu.

Right click works if I already added the source, but not from the 'Add source' menu(where I see the sources I can add and not the sources I added).

[azido]

Right click shows no menu.

Right click works if I already added the source, but not from the 'Add source' menu(where I see the sources I can add and not the sources I added).

you mean you want to remove something from the list of available sources you can add?

impossible. it reflects the available drives & paths of your system. unless you hide a partition or remove a drive from your system, it will show up here.

if your case is to hide certain sources from being added by someone else using your machine, you should

- add all the sources you want to be available to everyone
- activate the "disable add source buttons in file lists" option in settings->appearance->view options
- passwort protect the settings dialog.

this way only already added sources can be used by other ppl than you.

if that's not what you want, be more specific.

[jmarshall]

The list is stored in mediasources.xml, under userdata.

[LRa]

There's no such file in userdata, only sources.xml.

I want to remove a source since when I added it, I wrote smb://ip... and now it shows in the sources list as smb://smb/dir.. which, of course, doesn't work.

[jmarshall]

It's only there if you've actually added a network location via "Add Network Location...", which is from:

Add Source -> Browse -> Add Network Location...

It only shows up in the Browse list above.

Cheers,
Jonathan

[LRa]

It's only there if you've actually added a network location via "Add Network Location...", which is from:

Add Source -> Browse -> Add Network Location...

It only shows up in the Browse list above.

Cheers,
Jonathan

I did add it via the "Add Network Location...".
Can I remove it retrospectively?

[jmarshall]

Yes, by removing it from mediasources.xml

[LRa]

Yes, by removing it from mediasources.xml

But I've got no such file in the XBMC dir. only sources.xml

[LRa]

Mystery?

[althekiller]

You're probably looking in the wrong userdata dir. You need the user specific one in c:\docs and settings\username\appdata\xbmc\ or w/e the path is, not the one in program files.

[LRa]

Thanks. It worked.