Tacoma

Hello All,

I'm posting today for two reasons. The first is to introduce myself.
I've been a coder in the South Sound for about the last ten years. Most
of my work has been DB driven web sites/applications. I didn't start
working with Drupal until about two years ago. As my artsy self portrait
shows, I am also an amateur photographer.

The second reason is to brag a bit. My business partner Doug and I have
created a Drupal driven website aimed at racing sailors. You can see the
showcase article he wrote and/or visit

We will be having an all you can eat bbq catered by Jaspers BBQ to celebrate my son's 1st Birthday, August 1st, eating around noon.

All are welcome but we do need an accurate count for the caterers. If interested in coming, send me a message (http://groups.drupal.org/user/10574) and I'll send more details and an RSVP link.

-Dave

So March in DC can be pretty crisp, but it will be nice to get back to the east coast. Anyone else going?

BTW, there's no subway from Dulles Airport (IAD) to downtown, so cab or bus. Once inside the beltway the Metro is pretty good for getting around.

I've got a client who is looking at having around 50 or so multisites, all different domains, but would like allow either a single sign on approach, i.e. signin once and automatically be authenticated across all the multisites, or have the same user/pwd but have to sign in, using that across sites, with shared profiles.

Any, semi secure way to do this without using OpenID?

I've taken a cursor look at this module, http://drupal.org/project/multisite_login, but we're on Drupal 6.

I've got the time/skillset to port it, but would prefer a proven solution over rolling my own.

thanks.

The Camp was a huge success! We had over 80 people attend over 2 days with folks coming from Vancouver, Victoria, Montana, Portland, Bellingham, Olympia, Tacoma, San Diego, (Seattle) and even Vermont.

Thanks to all of our sponsors:

• Achieve Internet
• Active State
• CivicActions
• Cliff Bar
• DrupalCamp Vancouver
• Hazel Consulting
• Office Nomads
• Palantir
• Poplar ProductivityWare
• Pyramid Communications
• StartPad

I finally got xdebug working in Quanta. I have been messing with this off and on since the last meeting. There is very little documentation for xdebug in quanta so I wasn't really even sure it would work. After much struggle it turns out that it does. For kubuntu the installation is really quite simple. If anyone else is using Quanta and would like more information let me know. Thanks kanani for the demonstration xdebug is very helpful.

Once again we're joining forces with TacLug for the may meeting. Consider this a regional meeting of technology enthusiasts.

Details:
* Date: Saturday, May 17thth, 2007
* Time: 1:00pm to 4:30pm
* Location: Cherry Parkes room 105 at the University of Washington, Tacoma

Map for directions to campus: http://tinyurl.com/3a63tt (Google Maps) Campus map: http://www.tacoma.washington.edu/campus_map/

As part of the Six Hour Startup SiteFinder Project, I will be giving an introduction to Drupal session in which i will talk about how to use views, panels, cck, taxonomy as well as finding and evaluating other modules.

The session will precede Robin's Module Development session and take place at SODO Saturday House

Pleasant greetings fellow Taco-mans ...

I just discovered this group this morning from the post on the Seattle group. Like the intro says ... I hate "battling the I-5 herds" , so haven't made it to any Drupal meetings since DrupalCon in Portland in 2005 (or was it 2004).

rHOnDO