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Did you consider the man pages at the top of this page (unix.com)?

man su is your friend.

Not sure if this would work with pbrun:/bin/su -c $(pwd)/TMP.sh - content
withcat TMP.sh
c h 1
hpsvn up file.html

Wouldn't the -c option to su work?

Is it possible that you are at the (invisible) interactive prompt? Try entering a command. Try exiting the interactive process. Does it continue the script, then?

From the puttydocumentation:


Did you consider using plink (from the putty family)?

Not clear. What's an external file? Where is it located? Where are those .sh and .txt files located? Please post mode details.

What do you mean by "automate"? Starting/running scripts via cron? Then you need to explicitly define the PATH variable so all the needed paths are available.
Any error msgs, by the way?