I no longer consider myself a Drupal novice, and am a HUGE drush fan. Today I ran into a really interesting issue that I had never come across before.

Recently I got the esteemed opportunity to spend a week working from a local hospital here in Colorado. The problem was that sometimes the self-signed certificate the network was using would need to be refreshed. Since the exception had already been added to Firefox it made getting a new copy of the certificate next to impossible. After messing around with it for awhile, I finally found out how to remove the old, stale certificate.

Tonight was the first DBUG meeting of 2010. (To learn more about DBUG and join, check out the meetup information at meetup.com.) The DBUG meetings are held twice a month, second Wed in Boulder, and the fourth Tues. in Denver.

The new venue for the Boulder monthly meeting is the Boulder Public Library. This is a gorgeous venue, and the meeting room is really nice. They even let us bring in pizza, so a real win/win for all.

So, its been a loooooong while since my last Drupal post, but its been a very busy couple of months for me and my adventures in Drupal. Since leaving TransMagic in September 2009, my Drupal knowledge base has grown exponentially. First I went to pingVision in Boulder, CO as a Drupal Developer on a couple of client projects. During that time I was introduced to the wonderful world of Drush, Views, Content Types, and Taxonomy. How I ever managed to "play" in Drupal without this knowledge is beyond me.

Hard lesson learned. Never apply Drupal core updates and module updates before running update.php on the Drupal core update first.