pexpect output

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I have a script that uses pexpect to ssh to a list of servers and will run a user specified command on each server. I have tried to use pexpect logging to output the results of each command to a file so the user can see the output (of commands such as uptime and ntpdate). The remote servers are both Solaris and Red Hat. For some reason, not all output is captured in the file.
Here is my code:

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def DoStuff():
   fout = file(LOG_FILENAME,'w')
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   child = pexpect.spawn('ssh -l root %s'%(i))
   k = child.expect (['connecting (yes/no)', '[Pp]assword: '])
   if k==0:
      print "Adding key for %s"%(i)
      child.sendline ("yes")
      child.expect ('[Pp]assword: ')
      child.sendline (Passwd1)
   if k==1:
      child.sendline (Passwd1)
   l = child.expect (['please try again.', '[#/$]'])
   if l==0:
      child.sendline (Passwd2)
   if l==1:
      child.sendline ('echo')
   child.expect ('[#/$]')
   child.sendline (cmnd)
   child.logfile_read = fout
   child.expect ('#')
   child.logfile = None
   child.sendline ('exit')

Ideally, I would like a way to print the server name on a line then the output from the command on the next line(s).
I can not figure out why the above, using uptime as the command, gives the following:

$ more /tmp/menu2.log
root@server1 :#uptime
root@server2 :#uptimeuptime
  2:53pm  up 174 day(s),  8:07,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.01
# uptime
  2:46pm  up 174 day(s),  7:53,  1 user,  load average: 0.04, 0.04, 0.04
#
root@server3 :#uptime
root@server4 :#uptime
root@server5 :#uptime.example.com now...