politicdormouse, to Wikipedia
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Maria Amélia Chaves (28 January 1911 - 4 May 2017) #Portuguese #civil #engineer. 1st woman civil engineer to graduate from the Instituto Superior Técnico of the Universidade Técnica de Lisboa. #Lisbon 1st Portuguese woman to graduate work in civil engineering, & 1st Portuguese female engineer to work in the field. New #Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Am%C3%A9lia_Chaves
@wikipedia @wikimediauk #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM24 #WHM @histodons @CarveHerName #WikiWomenInRed

CultureDesk, to history
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The United States Congress passed the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote in 1920. But 50 years before that, Louisa Ann Swain, a grandmother in Laramie, Wyoming, cast her ballot on the way to the bakery to buy yeast. The BBC explains who she was, how that happened, and why Swain wasn't actually the first female voter in the U.S.

https://flip.it/ESwJwk

#History #WomensHistory #LouisaSwain #Wyoming #USA #WomensHistoryMonth @histodons #WHM

For more stories like this, follow @theculturedesk's Inspiring Women Magazine, @women

politicdormouse, to Wikipedia
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Marie Laeng-Stucki (1905–74) 1 of most powerful female entrepreneurs. With husband Fritz, "Mama Laeng" founded Lenco vinyl turntables in 1946. 1,300 staff had a pension scheme, sports teams, a library, cashless salary payments, flexible work hours & accident prevention - all before Swiss women got vote in 1971
New page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Laeng-Stucki

@wikipedia @wikimediauk @histodons @CarveHerName

politicdormouse, to Wikipedia
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Ángela Alessio Robles Mexican civil engineer town planner. From late 1940 into 1950s was Director General of Planning for Mexico City, then became President of Planning & Director of Plan for Urban Development. In 1980s oversaw development of huge Macroplaza. New page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%81ngela_Alessio_Robles
@wikimediauk @histodons @CarveHerName @wikipedia pg

historycoffee, to random
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Happy Birthday to activist and medical professional Lillian Wald (born March 10, 1867, in Cincinnati, Ohio), a second-generation Jewish immigrant to the United States who actively brought people together across lines of gender, class, race, religion, and more.
Learn more in our #WHM #OTD post: https://www.historyandcoffee.com/post/march-10-1867-happy-birthday-lillian-wald

politicdormouse, to brazil
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Evelyna Bloem Souto (1926-2017), In 1957 she was the only woman in 1st class of civil engineering course at University of São Paulo . As a student, she had to draw a moustache and beard on her face to be allowed on a French work site to inspect tunnel building. Overcame prejudice to build long academic career. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evelyna_Bloem_Souto New page @histodons @CarveHerName

Flipboard, to Sports
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"We've never seen a woman play like this," Rebecca Lobo wrote for ESPN about Caitlin Clark, the Iowa basketball player who has just broken Pete Maravich's 54-year-old record for points scored in the NCAA. Here's a Flipboard Storyboard paying tribute to this latest achievement, which arrived right at the start of Women's History Month.

https://flipboard.com/@thesportsdesk/scoring-champion-caitlin-clark-stirs-memories-of-pete-maravich-i58dv8beu6808gc8

CarveHerName, to history
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Very early #OnThisDay, 3 Mar 1944, Denise Bloch and Eileen Nearne arrive, separately, into occupied France as wireless operators for the British Special Operations Executive. The SOE supports the French resistance in sabotaging Nazi operations.

Both women are arrested by the summer. Denise is killed in Ravensbrück. Eileen escapes but never recovers her health. #WomenInHistory #History #WorldWar2 #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth #Histodons

CarveHerName, to history
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#OnThisDay, 3 Mar 1879, Belva Lockwood is sworn in at the US Supreme Court Bar, becoming the first woman admitted to it.

#WomenInHistory #History #AmericanHistory #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth #Histodons

CarveHerName, to history
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#OnThisDay, 3 Mar 1913, thousands of women march through Washington DC in the Suffrage Parade. They are led by Inez Milholland, a lawyer, on a white horse.

#WomenInHistory #History #AmericanHistory #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth #VotesForWomen #Histodons

politicdormouse, to histodons
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Rena Stewart (1923-2023) Studied German
codebreaker who later translated Adolf Hitler’s will.
Became journalist, 1st woman Senior Duty Editor
New @Wikipedia page @histodons https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rena_Stewart

CarveHerName, to history
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#OnTheDay, 2 Mar 1977, Bette Davis receives the American Film Institute's lifetime achievement award. She is the first woman to win it.

Of the 49 recipients to date, 11 have been women.
#WomenInHistory #History #AmericanHistory #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInHollywood #Histodons

Flipboard, to history
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Today is the first day of Women's History Month, so we're sharing the profiles of women historians. Who else should we have on our list?

@brusgaard — Dr. Nathalie Brusgaard, Archaeologist and prehistorian at Leiden University

@CatsOfYore — Account about cats in history, run by Molly

@court — Historian Courtney Herber, PhD, who specializes in performance, power & pop culture in early modern Europe

@drhettie — College professor Dr. Hettie V. Wililams, former President of the African American Intellectual History Society

@lmbd1418 — Military historian Lucy Betteridge Dyson

@RebeccaSpang — Historian of money, revolutions & restaurants, professor at Indiana University

@WESCentenary — History of women in engineering, curated by @politicdormouse

#FollowFriday #History @histodons #WHM #Women #WomensHistoryMonth

For more stories about women's history, you can also follow @theculturedesk Magazine, @women.

CarveHerName, to history
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#OnThisDay, 1 Mar 1912, Isabella Godwin is promoted, becoming the first woman police detective after an undercover operation to catch a gang of bank robbers.

#WomenInHistory #History #AmericanHistory #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth #Histodons

CarveHerName, to history
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#OnThisDay, 1 Mar 1864, Rebecca Lee Crumpler becomes the first woman of colour to become a doctor of medicine in the USA.

This photo is identified as both Rebecca Crumpler and Mary Eliza Mahoney.

#WomenInHistory #History #AmericanHistory #WHM #WomensHistoryMonth #FlashbackFriday #Histodons

siderea, to linux

Today's #Linux mystery: My VPS "comes with" spamassassin, and something claiming to be spamassassin is definitely adding spamassassin headers to my incoming email. But I cannot for the life of me find any spamassassin software on this VPS. Nothing named spamassassin, or sa-learn, or spamc.

I can do all the basic config stuff through #WHM / #cPanel, but my email system integrates calls to spamassassin to train it as to what constitutes ham. I can't find anything to call.

siderea, to linux

Today's #Linux-#WHM-#cPanel mystery.

Mail from root to root in my VPS (system alerts) are delivered by something that observes my .forward file.

No email from outside my system is delivered in a way that respects my .forward file.

🙃

siderea, (edited ) to random

Well, I figured out how to get email to deliver to a conventional mail spool in a #WHM/ #cPanel VPS, using #procmail. Requires root.

  1. install procmail, duh.

  2. at the command line, "touch /etc/procmailrc"

    • see below
  3. in cPanel, under "Global Email Filters", create a filter, name it whatever you like (e.g. "hand off to procmail"), use rule "has not been previously delivered", use action "pipe to a program" set to "/usr/bin/procmail -Y /etc/procmailrc". Save.

Voila.

🧵

siderea, (edited ) to linux

Anybody happen to know how bad an idea it is to change an account username by means of #WHM's "Modify an Account" interface?

(Or, I suppose, more generally, how bad an idea it is to change a user account name in #Linux. (I didn't even know it was possible.))

The doc says that it can break... stuff. Particularly MySQL prefixing, but maybe I'm fine on that because I haven't touched MySQL on this box yet.

Edit: Well, it's done now. I moved fast, it remains to be seen if I have broken things.

siderea, to linux

Weird #Linux question du jour:

I have root on this here VPS, which comes with #WHM and #cPanel. Which means in turn it comes with Dovecot and exim.

What I would like to accomplish is to have all incoming email be delivered to the user account spool in /var/mail/$USER like God intended.

What's the tasteful way of doing this? I know a recondite way of doing this through cPanel, but that seems probably wrong.

Linux_Is_Best, to RedHat
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If you have ever used web hosting or worked in the web hosting industry, you should be familiar with:

  • cPanel
  • WHM (Web Hosting Manager)
  • Direct Admin
  • Plesk
  • WHMCS

They all work just fine on Alma Linux and Rocky Linux. Red Hat need not apply.

Some of those have even expanded to both Ubuntu and Debian, too.

#AlmaLinux #RedHat #cPanel #DirectAdmin #Plesk #WHM #WHMCS #Ubuntu #Debian #Linux

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