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To be honest i thought it was obvious. This is the line which gets you in trouble. There is no way to log on to server A without getting automatically connected to server B, because "~/.profile" is...

If "plink" can't be brought to do what you want consider alternatives. Use "ssh" or whatever else i already told you.

have a look at the startup files for your unix server too: it isn't usualy to...

This is to be expected. A script runs on a certain system. If you i.e. issue

cmd1
cmd2
cmd3

then you expect "cmd1" to get executed, then "cmd2", then "cmd3". "plink ..." is such a command...