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Some users complained about "strange" FTP port numbers, such as 21474. So far I could not locate any problem with the relevant source code and therefore I decided to ask you to help me with it.
When you encounter a strange FTP number, please check the content of the file that stores the plug-in preferences at:
The file does not exist, as long as you did not change any default values and it contains only the changed values. For example it may look like this:
#Tue Feb 10 21:59:08 CET 2015
biz.isphere.core.SEARCH_FOR_BETA_VERSIONS=true
biz.isphere.core.SEARCH_FOR_UPDATES=false
eclipse.preferences.version=1
biz.isphere.core.FTP_PORT_NUMBER=2121
In the example above the FTP port number has been changed from 21 (default value) to 2121.
Does the content of the file match your "strange" FTP port number?
Do you have any idea what might went wrong?
Can you reproduce the problem?
Thanks,
Thomas.
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