Ok so I did some further debuging and I have things working till the next case match:

               [qr">> Real server $number - $",
                 sub{
                   $spawn_ok = 1;
                   my $fh = shift;
                   print $fh "$apply\r";
                   sleep 2;
                   exp_continue;
                 }],

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When I see the next >> Real server I am stuck in the apply loop and it wont send the save command, so I wondered if I could do a double match like look for the line before and then match the >> Real server line for the save command 
               [qr">> Real server $number - $",
                 sub{
                   $spawn_ok = 1;
                   my $fh = shift;
                   print $fh "$save\r";

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Does anyone have any thoughts on this??

Thanks all
SUNADMN
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