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But if you are using a virtual FTP server as in Bricolage to edit templates, the FTP server is listening on a non-standard port (typically 2121, but it can be something different). In that case, the command would be :e ftp://ftp.server\#2121/path/to/file/filename See [help :edit] and then search for "count" to find the syntax for editing alternate files. This works on Red Hat and on Windows.

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  • Editing files on an ftp server listening on a non-standard port
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  • But if you are using a virtual FTP server as in Bricolage to edit templates, the FTP server is listening on a non-standard port (typically 2121, but it can be something different). In that case, the command would be :e ftp://ftp.server\#2121/path/to/file/filename See [help :edit] and then search for "count" to find the syntax for editing alternate files. This works on Red Hat and on Windows.
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  • George Harrison
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  • But if you are using a virtual FTP server as in Bricolage to edit templates, the FTP server is listening on a non-standard port (typically 2121, but it can be something different). In that case, the command would be :e ftp://ftp.server\#2121/path/to/file/filename Note the "\#". The standard syntax for specifying a port number is to append #2121 to the server name, where "2121" is the port to connect to. But Vim treats an unescaped "#2121" as an alternate file reference and fails with the message "No alternate file name to substitue for '#'". Escaping the "#" causes Vim to treat is an another character in the string, and the connection works. See [help :edit] and then search for "count" to find the syntax for editing alternate files. This works on Red Hat and on Windows.
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