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MSI Error 1639: 'Invalid command line argument' during installation #89
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I had a similar issue; shown below is a transcript (though not as informative as that from
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This is a duplicate of #33 The underlying cause, as mentioned there, is a limitation of rust's |
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After fresh install on Windows 8.1 (Win32 MSVC Installer), when doing
$ multirust update nightly
I get:
Then a popup from msiexec.exe showing the usage (cmd line flags etc.) with an OK button.
When I click OK, I get:
error: command failed: 'msiexec' (Status: exit code: 1639)
Using SysInternals procexp to find the cmd line args:
msiexec /a "D:\Program Files\.multirust\tmp\u1q7cfw7ur9ke261_file.msi" /qn "TARGETDIR=D:\Program Files\.multirust\tmp\xr8xy3cg51_lssog_dir"
(Btw, my
MULTIRUST_HOME
is"D:\Program Files\.multirust"
)As far as I see it, the issue is the quotes around
"TARGETDIR=<path>"
, shouldn't the quotes be only around the path (likeTARGETDIR="<path>"
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