I need to connect to a remote host and run a command. I have the following script (Which is not complete) and I am failing somewhere. I am receiving the following error when I run the script:
expect(): not enough arguments, should be expect(timeout, patterns...) at login_audit line 24
I pretty sure I am overlooking something so any help would be great. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use Expect;
use strict;

#list of Global Variables
my $password = "password";
my $timeout = 10;

#Array for server list
my @ServerList;

#Server list import
my $ServerListFile = "serverlist.txt";

open my $handle, '<', $ServerListFile or die "Error: Unable to open fi
+le for processing.";
chomp(@ServerList = <$handle>);
close $handle or die "Error: Unable to close file for Server Import.";

#End Server list import

foreach (@ServerList) {

        my $spawn = expect->spawn("ssh $_")
                or die "Couldn't open ssh session to $_, $!\n";

        my $ret = $spawn->expect($timeout,
                [qr/Password:/  => sub { $spawn->send("$password\n"); 
+exp_continue; } ],
                [qr/3par/       => sub { $spawn->send("showsys\n"); } 
+],


        );

}

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I can't install any modules on this box so Net::SSH is out of the question.

In reply to Expect.pm Help with Automating SSH by SteveS832001

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