https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38423
GuHua renyuneyun@gmail.com changed:
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--- Comment #6 from GuHua renyuneyun@gmail.com --- I am using wine 1.9.15 (32bit prefix on 64bit linux machine) and am trying to install Python 3.5.2.
Got the same error as I found that "Local Settings\Application Data\Package Cache{XXXX}" (where XXXX is a very long dash-separated string) has strange permission (d--------- or say 000).
After reading the source code of wine 1.9.15, I've found that it didn't accepted the patch posted in comment 3. so I used an updated version of the above patch, and THIS error went away.
However, the installation still didn't succeed. There came another error, said '0x80070424 - Service does not exist.' And the log file says 'Failed to open WU service.' After doing some search, I found that WU means WindowsUpdate, which is apparently nonexistent in wine. (the explaination was found here http://www.python-forum.org/viewtopic.php?t=17004&p=34324) So I think the new problem isn't related to this bug, right? (shall I open a new bug report)
And a more curious question: why wasn't the patch applied to the code trunk?