[devkid]

Just a guess: The case problem might not be restricted to the hostname but also to the actual SMB share name:

Code:

smb://opteron185/films/

vs

Code:

smb://OPTERON185/Films/

Some thoughts (I might try a fix myself when I get spare time):
-Maybe convert the source strings completely to lower case (not only for SMB and not only hostname). The problem might also occur for other source types.

-In function

Code:

def strip_username_password(s):
    if s.find('@') != -1:
        s = s[0:6] + s[s.find('@') + 1:]
    return s

I guess you assume that when you see a '@' that the string starts with 6 characters like "smb://". That might be wrong for other protocols encoded as URIs such as "file://bla". I dont know if that might actually happen in this case.

-Maybe its a good idea to execute the string santization functions only once right after you obtained the string so in the code executed later you can be sure your strings are fine. Would mean you dont have later to call functions like "strip_username_password" at multiple places in your code.

btw @Raytestrak:
I guess you are on Windows so your OS does not care about lower/upper case. As a workaround I suspect you could re-add your sources in XBMC like they appear in the log. Like this:

Code:

smb://OPTERON185/Films