Here's another simplistic example I had laying around (I would first try to use Net::SSH2) 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use FileHandle;
use IPC::Open2;
my(@machines,$host,$user,$pass);

# read your record
open(INFILE,"<IPC2-SSH-machines.txt") || die "Error opening machines.t
+xt.$!,stopped";
chomp ( @machines = <INFILE> );
close(INFILE);

foreach my $rec (@machines) {
($host,$user,$pass) = split(/,/, $rec);
print "$host $user $pass\n\n";
open2(*RD_FH, *WR_FH, "ssh $user\@$host uptime") || die "cant fork a c
+hild: $!";

while (<RD_FH>){print};
print WR_FH "$pass";

while (<RD_FH>){

if(m/password/){
#if(1){
#print WR_FH "$pass\n";

print "\t\t\tHOST $host responded with\n";
print
"__________________________________________________________\n";

}else{
 print "error msg from ssh: $_\n";
}
}
}
exit 0;

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In reply to Re: Short example using IPC::Open2 or IPC::Open3 by zentara
in thread Short example using IPC::Open2 or IPC::Open3 by Limbic~Region

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