Running send_command with variable not working.

What am I doing wrong below. I am trying to run a show run command from the list intfaces using the variable x. I get no output.

for line in ipfile:
    device['ip']=line.strip()
    print("Connecting to Device " + line)
    net_connect = ConnectHandler(**device)
    time.sleep(2)
    print ("Checking Interface Configurations")
    intfilter = net_connect.send_command("sh run | i Gi.")
    striplist = intfilter.rstrip()
    intfaces = []
    intfaces.append(striplist)
    for x in intfaces:
        intconfig = net_connect.send_command("sh run " + x)
        print(intconfig)

****the indentation doesn’t seem to show up

[nlspears]

That worked! It is now spitting out the configs of each interface. Thank you!

[ktbyers]

It is a one element list…so you have one great big string stuffed inside the list.

When you loop through this, your loop variable x will be that great big string.

You probably want to use splitlines() to break up the string i.e. instead of using .rstrip() do something like:

    intfilter = net_connect.send_command("sh run | i Gi.")
    striplist = intfilter.strip()
    # no append--this will create a list
    intfaces = striplist.splitlines()