Sorry, overlooked: 
$exp->send("$_send\n");

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If it's not sent explicitly, Expect doesn't add a return onto the end of the string you're sending. Also, are you sure you want to be matching $username\n? I'm guessing the \n is a typo, somehow...

I took out the pattern-match statement looking for the ssh password (I'm using keys) and tried the script, and it works for me. Let me know if you're still having trouble...

scott.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Changing passwords using Expect.pm through ssh on a large number (75) of systems by sschneid
in thread Changing passwords using Expect.pm through ssh on a large number (75) of systems by linebacker

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