Can't connect to port 25 from another system

Mon Apr 24 18:05:24 UTC 2006

> It was still base64 encoded, with a UTF-8 encoding inside it.  But I
> can't see Firefox making any difference.  Firefox is a web browser, and
> changing the default in that will only affect how it handles pages that
> don't declare what they are.  If you're using webmail, whatever parses
> the form will encode as it sees fit.  You may have such options in your
> webmail configuration.


Well since I'm using gmail for this correspondance I am assuming that
changing the default
charset to UTF-7 will affect the text properties written in the gmail web
interface. Is this
right?
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