Jack,
There is a difference between these ports:
Port 465 is for SMTP over SSL,.
Port 587 is SMTP over "regular" (unencrypted) sockets, basically same as
the old port 25 except hopefully not blocked by ISPs quite as often.
I would assume using port 465 requires special code in the client (maybe
setting some connection options since you are using a library).
-- Kostya
24.06.2010 23:55, jack.n пишет:
So now I get
"could not connect to smtp host smtp.gmail.com port 465" but I doubt
this is an Android problem. I also don't think it is a firewall,
proxy, or virus scan issue since it is happening on both the desktop
development environment and the target (nexusone). I have also tried
port 587 which has worked for some when 465 didn't. Oh well, it could
be worse.
--
Kostya Vasilev -- WiFi Manager + pretty widget -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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