expect script not matching in bash - expect

Question

I have function who is calling expect , but expect is not matching second line, it is matching first match match, I tried all sort of thinks, please help
function login_ssh_user {
logger $FUNCNAME "start"
if [ -z "${LDAPPWD}" ]; then
get_ldap_pwd
fi
echo "\n ${LDAPUSR} \n\n"
echo "\n ${LDAPPWD} \n"
echo "\n ${SOESYS} \n"
export U1="${LDAPUSR}"
export S1="${SOESYS}"
export P1="${LDAPPWD}"
expect << EOF
spawn ssh "$U1#$S1";
expect "password:" { send $P1\r }
expect "$ " { send_user "Login Success ... PASS\n"; send exit\r }
**expect "denied" { send_user "Login Failure ... Fail\n";** send "^C" }
EOF
logger $FUNCNAME "end"
}

Answer 1

Your code indicates you expect to see the password prompt, then you expect to see a shell prompt, then you expect to see Denied. Clearly you will either see the prompt or the denied message:
function login_ssh_user {
#...
export U1="${LDAPUSR}"
export S1="${SOESYS}"
export P1="${LDAPPWD}"
expect << 'EOF'
spawn ssh $env(U1)#$env(S1)
expect "password:" { send $env(P1)\r }
expect {
"$ " { send_user "Login Success ... PASS\n"; send exit\r }
denied" { send_user "Login Failure ... Fail\n"; send \x03 }
}
EOF
logger $FUNCNAME "end"
}
Notes:
I've quoted the EOF in the redirection. That effectively single quotes the whole expect script body
you export your variables, so expect can fetch them out of the env array
both the shell prompt and "denied" are branches in a single expect command. Whichever one expect sees first will "win".
Ctrl+C is \x03