Full EAC (Exact Audio Copy) support

[damajor]

The aim of this discussion is to find the correct way to install EAC inside a new Bottle.

Tested versions:

• wine-9.0 (Ubuntu 9.0~repack-4build3)
• winetricks 20240105 - sha256sum: 17da748ce874adb2ee9fed79d2550c0c58e57d5969cc779a8779301350625c55
• wine Windows version Windows 7

Ideally the new Bottle should replicate what does the following shell commands:

eac_install=$HOME/Downloads/eac-1.8.exe
export WINEPREFIX=$HOME/wineprefixes/eac64
export WINEARCH=win64
mkdir -p "$WINEPREFIX"
# Set up the prefix if missing.
if [ ! -d "${WINEPREFIX}/.wine" ]; then
  echo "Setting up a prefix for EAC/CUETools. Stand by!"
  WINEDLLOVERRIDES="mscoree=" wine wineboot
  winetricks -q dotnet20 dotnet40 dotnet48 vcrun2008 vcrun2022
fi
wine $eac_install
cd $WINEPREFIX/drive_c/Program\ Files\ \(x86\)/Exact\ Audio\ Copy/ && regsvr32 sql*

During EAC install uncheck

• GD3 plugin (non free plugin)
• CDRDAO (used to burn CDs and gives an error during EAC startup)

How to check if it works:

• Bring Metadata config window:

• All 3 plugins should be listed in the combobox

@user1-github: I tried to replicate in Bottle most of the scripts except the DLL override part during the prefix setup, but EAC does not seems to recognize the MusicBrainz & CTDB plugins.

[user1-github]

Unfortunately I can't help much with EAC plugins. Since I maintain org.winehq.Wine Flatpak, I just wanted to know what might still cause the kerberos errors to appear for you (I initially thought maybe this was somehow related to your plugin issues).
The kerberos errors that you posted appear when the krb5 dependency is not installed, but it shouldn't be the case, since org.winehq.Wine already ships it.