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conta wrote:i might delete all that wine* things, right?

If you've ensured that you don't need it, yes.
If you've ensured you don't need anything, you might run rm -rf /*.

(Don't do it though, it would delete everything you can delete!)

i removed everything connected to wine from that directory and seems that it did the trick ;] thanks

But here is some more trouble I have with Wine that I am trying to solve for some time:

it's with one application that can not connect to its server. I opened thread on wine forums [http://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?t=9165], but they pointed me back to salix to find out wheter there is something that could block connection. I asked about it at IRC, but later i found out that I do not understand that iptables. Could you, please, look at that thread and help me out? I don't understand that iptable thingy they pointed me to. Thanks.

There should not be any rule by default. Run this command to check it: iptables -L

So is it good or bad? I am not sure whether this means that nothing is blocked [so the app I wanna too] or it means that everything is blocked? So i need to create some rule? I dont know how this iptable works, thought.
thanks

policy ACCEPT

This means that nothing is blocked. You don't have any firewall running.