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Config may contain "#", identify prompt by " # " instead of "#" #32
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See #31, prompt recognition in pyFG/fortios.py is done with
line.split('#'), but the "#" character may also be part of the configuration which can lead to false prompt recognitions.The CLI prompt in FortiOS 5.2, 5.6 and 6.0 looks as follows (whitespace marked with "_"):
<hostname>_#_So instead of matching with
line.split('#')this could be matched with line.split(' # ').