seems very nice. thank you

I managed to remove the prompt asking for yes or no but cannot make it work for adding the public key using ssh-copy-id.

this is the code, note that with push it never worked. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Expect;
use strict;
use warnings;

$Expect::Debug = 1;

my $pass= '****';

my $timeout = 1;
#
chomp (my @devices = `cat sample.txt`);
print "@devices\n";

#
## These is to bypass the prompt of each node for new ssh connection.
foreach my $device (@devices) {
# create an Expect object by spawning another process
        #push @params, $device;
        print $device;
            my $exp = Expect->spawn("ssh-copy-id $device");
            if ($exp->expect($timeout, 'password')){
            $exp->send("$pass\r");
                }
         }

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any ideas? thank you

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