http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3254
------- Additional Comments From juan_lang@yahoo.com 2006-28-06 15:33 ------- After fooling around with this the better part of today, I confess I'm stymied. I haven't figured out the correct incantation.
You may be having trouble using the XP home versions of rpcrt4, ole32, and oleaut32 (mainly rpcrt4.) It may depend on unimplemented parts of ntdll. Thus, you might have better luck downloading DCOM98 (or DCOM95) from Microsoft and installing it, then using the DLLs it installs. I haven't gotten that to work myself, however (it complains that a newer version has been installed.)
Because the behavior with no DLLs overridden is a fixme in secur32, I'm still confident that the lack of an SSL implementation in secur32 is the root problem. No eta to fix it, I'm afraid, as I only hack on this when my advisor isn't looking.