The "port" argument is not taken into account in the "init" of PyFTP.
It is parsed in "ftp_host()", and value is returned and stored in self.port, but not used later.
Unfortunately, "FTP" object constructor does not allow a port to be specified. Then, should be instantiated without args, and later call "connect" and specify "self.port".
The "port" argument is not taken into account in the "init" of PyFTP.
It is parsed in "ftp_host()", and value is returned and stored in self.port, but not used later.
Unfortunately, "FTP" object constructor does not allow a port to be specified. Then, should be instantiated without args, and later call "connect" and specify "self.port".