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Hello,

after installing 19.1 on my windows 10 I cannot browse sources (via smb in my case). I get the endless rotating cursor.
On my debug log I get these repeating entries:

hastebin - varisubamo (kodi.tv)

I use multipath and see above that it gets stuck on 192.168.178.30 (a NAS that is down) and seams to not be able to skip it.

In my advancedsettings.xml I have the following:
    <network>
        <curlclienttimeout>10</curlclienttimeout>  <!-- Timeout in seconds for libcurl (http/ftp) connections -->
        <curllowspeedtime>20</curllowspeedtime>    <!-- Time in seconds for libcurl to consider a connection lowspeed -->
        <curlretries>2</curlretries>               <!-- Amount of retries for certain failed libcurl operations (e.g. timeout) -->
        <httpproxyusername></httpproxyusername>    <!-- username for Basic Proxy Authentication -->
        <httpproxypassword></httpproxypassword>    <!-- password for Basic Proxy Authentication -->
        <disableipv6>true</disableipv6>           <!-- Certain hardware/OS combinations have trouble with ipv6. Set "true" to disable -->
        <disablehttp2>false</disablehttp2>         <!-- Added in v19- Allows disabling HTTP2 for broken Curl / HTTP2 servers -->
        <nfstimeout>5</nfstimeout>                <!-- Added in v19- Timeout in seconds for NFS access, 0 = wait forever (previous behaviour) default is 5s  -->
    </network>

    <samba>
        <doscodepage></doscodepage>  <!-- code page to use for filenames -->
        <clienttimeout>2</clienttimeout>  <!-- timeout (in seconds) -->
        <statfiles>false</statfiles>  <!-- Set to false to disable smb stat() on files to speed up listings of large directories (over slow links) -->
    </samba>

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Thanos

Kodi now defaults to SMBv2. Check your NAS for compatibility.
Try using "Add a network location..." to create(new) SMB connections.