[OS X TeX] TexShop can't find file location on unix server after file is edited

[Steffen Lund Hokland]

Hi Tom

I'm certainly no expert on this, but how exactly do you mount the 
remote directory. Do you have read/write permissions to all the 
directories on the remote location?
Perhaps it would be an idea going 'back to basics' (assuming that you 
haven't already done that....) using NFS and mounting your remote 
directory in a local one. Perhaps this would simplify matters....

HTH,
Steffen

On 16/6-2004, at 17.03, Tom Koornwinder wrote:

> I am working in system 10.3.4. I am usually by ethernet connected with
> a unix server, which then appears in the sidebar above the line.
> Files on this server I can then open from the finder with the
> appropriate application, for instance tex files with TexShop.
> However, when I have openened a tex file located there in TexShop
> and then do some editing in the TexShop editor and then typeset,
> I do not see any effect of changes in the preview window.
> Neither helps saving. It turns out that the file is saved
> in my home directory on the server in a strange place, for instance
> in directory
> Temporary Items/501/TemporaryItems/TeXShop_386_109086571_1
> in my home directory.
> If I try to save a second time then TexShop gives the message that the
> location of the document cannot be determined.
>
> Any suggestions to repair this?
>
> 		Tom Koornwinder
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