Python – how to execute shell commands with pipe, but without ‘shell=True’?

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>>> import subprocess

>>> mycmd=subprocess.getoutput('df -h | grep home | gawk \'{ print $1 }\' | cut -d\'/\' -f3')

>>> mycmd 

'sda6'

>>>

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