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I want to use tex remotely (from a diskless sun to a Solbourne
connected by ethernet) because of memory limitations.  I am using the
standard tex-mode.el file.  When I try to run tex (or Latex) on a
buffer or region, it starts correctly and creates Tex-zap-file in the
directory I am running Tex from on the other machine; but, then I get
the following errors:

1) /dev/ttyp3: not owner.  This is apparently the terminal line I
am connected to the server with.  Why do I have to own this? And,
can I get around this problem.
2) type emacs not known

I have no idea what the latter message means.  Then, is sits there and
does nothing.  I would be very grateful for any information about
solving this problem.  (It might or might not matter, but I am not
logged in under the same name on the two machines.)

Pat Palmer (email: ppalmer@nrao.edu)