from debian to salix

[Shador]

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!)

[conta]

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

[conta]

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.

[thenktor]

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

[conta]

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root[conta]# iptables -L
Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination         

Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination         

Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination   

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

[thenktor]

policy ACCEPT

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