I am trying to fix this error, I dont really understand it as I'm a poorly skilled network engineer.
I am reading lines of show commands on a router in to a list - this is all working fine.
From that list I want to parse out certain values, which I am doing that with a for loop.
I'm getting the result I need at the end of it, but also an error.
I only want certain values from the list, which is the "3rd" IP address only, no port number etc (ie '2.122.62.193', '31.49.158.183')
out1 = ['tcp 217.33.162.162:443 172.16.0.1:443 2.122.62.193:49971
2.122.62.193:49971', 'tcp 217.33.162.162:443 172.16.0.1:443
31.49.158.183:49266 31.49.158.183:49266', '']
gnat = []
for x in out1:
y = x
z = y.split(':')[3]
w = z.split()[1]
gnat.append(w)
>>> for x in out1:
... y = x
... z = y.split(':')[3]
... w = z.split()[1]
... gnat.append(w)
...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<console>", line 3, in <module>
IndexError: list index out of range
>>> print gnat
['2.122.62.193', '31.49.158.183'
It may not be the most efficient code, but this is the correct result.
Only that I don't understand the error?
Look at the list values, you might see your error is at ''.split(':')[3]
. What are you splitting there?
Try this logic
Something like this
for x in out1:
if x.strip() == '':
continue
ip_port = x.split()[3]
ip = ip_port.split(':')[0]
gnat.append(ip)
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