iTunes 9 Error 0xE8000065 on Windows 7 and Vista Unabl to Synchronization

Tech Blog - After several months of not using my iPod Touch 1st generation, I have decided to use it once again after reading about iPad Tablet which got me a bit excited as I could see that I would definitely be getting one probably the iPad 3g one, anyway this post is not about iPad Tablet, but my problem with syncing my iPod Touch using iTunes 9 on Windows Vista, I have searched all over the net and seems liek there are no solution to this problem, my problem is basically iTunes 9 is not able to detect my iPod Touch and giving the error code Error 0xE8000065, however iTunes is able to detect my iPod Touch if I put it on "Recovery Mode" and able to do restore except for teh last part, which will not complete the restoration process, anyway I was able to fix my problem by uninstaling iTunes 9 and all its components including Apple Mobile Device, Bonjour, Quicktime and anything that has Apple label on it then I did a reboot, and then installed iTunes 8 and I was able to restore my iPod Touch and sync, good thing I haven't deleted iTunes 8 on my computer, now I'm thinking of upgrading my iTunes 8 to iTunes 9, which I hope iTunes 9 will not update the "Apple Mobile Device" installed by iTunes 8, as I found out that "Apple Mobile Device" that came with iTunes 9 is the culprit, I ws only able to make this conclusion when I removed iTunes 9 without removing "Apple Mobile Device" under "Program Feature" under Windows Vista, will update if updating to iTunes 9 via iTunes 8 work for me thanks for reading.

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Crontab: unexpected end of line | Unix Errors

Tech Blog - The error "crontab: unexpected end of line" is a very common error, and it usually just mean there is a blank line on your crontab file, fixing it is just a matter of opening your crontab file using "crontab -e" command and looking for the blank lines, or use the "crontab -l" below see the content of your crontab file.

For example, in the following crontab file there is a blank line between the two cron jobs which has a red text now..

$ crontab -l
# The root crontab should be used to perform accounting data collection.
#
# The rtc command is run to adjust the real time clock if and when
# daylight savings time changes.
#
10 1 * * 0,4 /etc/cron.d/logchecker
16 3 * * 0 /usr/lib/fs/nfs/nfsfind
(DELETE THIS LINE)
30 4 * * * /usr/local/bin/disk_check,sh
;;;;
;;;
;;
;

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No Terminal Authorization Granted | SSH Tectia Client Error | Unix

Tech Blog - Recently I have been using SSH Tectia Client to connect to my Unix and Linux servers, however just couple of days ago I start encountering errors during after authentication when connecting to HP-UX boxes, the error that is show was "No Terminal Authorization Granted" a protocol error was detected this usually indicate a bug in the SSH application( either client or server) however I can still connect to the same host using the different workstation, so I figured out that my SSH Tectia Client is causing the problem and not my server, to fix the problem Im having I went into the SSH Tectia Client folder and deleted "default.ssh2" te I restarted SSH Tectia Client and was able to connect, if your having other problem with the SSH Tectia Client you can run it on Debug mode, go to Help > select Debugging then Enable Debugging, on debug level you can put in 0 to 9, 0 being no information is shown and 9 most detailed information is shown, the higher the number the more detail is shown, do take note that the application will suffer during debug mode.