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<section begin="intro"/>XBMC contains an [[w:HTTP|HTTP]]-client with which you can add sources in all sections in the XBMC interface.<section end="intro"/>
XBMC contains an [[w:HTTP|HTTP]]-client with which you can add sources in all sections in the XBMC interface.


==Source formatting==
==Source formatting==
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==See also==
==See also==
*[[Web Server HTTP API]]
*[[WebDAVI]]


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[[Category:XBMC Manual]]

Revision as of 09:52, 12 April 2013

XBMC contains an HTTP-client with which you can add sources in all sections in the XBMC interface.

Source formatting

Formatting in sources.xml:

Example (if any variables are not needed, omit the required punctuation):

  <source>
    <!--to connect as anonymous use "http://ipaddress:port/" or just "http://ipaddress"-->
    <path>http://username:password@ipaddress:port/directory/|option1=value1&option2=value2</path>
  </source>

Examples of options include "auth", which is required if your HTTP server uses any type of authentication other than basic (which is, in fact, unsafe unless used over HTTPS). E.g. if your HTTP server uses digest authentication, use http://username:password@host:port/directory/|auth=digest. For maximum flexibility, use auth=any or auth=anysafe (i.e. anything other than basic).

Other options include:

  • Referer
  • User-Agent
  • Cookie
  • Encoding

For the meanings of these, see RFC 2616.

See also