[14:02:10] <Cocopuff2018>	 @andre local block details and logs 
[15:53:26] <digimer>	 Hi all, I recently migrated and then updated my wiki to 1.40. All went well, and it's now running fine on http://. However, when I setup SSL, it _mostly_ works, save for logging in is broken, with "There seems to be a problem with your login session; this action has been cancelled as a precaution against session hijacking. Please resubmit the form."
[15:53:50] <digimer>	 wait, no, it's broken on http now also
[15:54:02] <digimer>	 the only thing I changed was the apache vhost to add ssl
[15:57:08] <digimer>	 wait, gah. OK so I re-entered the URL manually and it shows me as logged in on the https side now, despite that error
[16:44:34] <Vulpix>	 digimer: that usually happens when your site redirects from http to https (or vice versa) because $wgServer has one protocol (http or https) but you are browsing from the opposite one (or apache is redirecting to the wrong one)
[16:44:56] <Vulpix>	 Just be sure you're consistent with the protocol. And the recommendation is to use https everywhere
[16:47:32] <digimer>	 Vulpix: ah, I see. 
[18:24:44] <hexmode>	 If I'm running migrateRevisionActorTemp.php on a 1.38 wiki, can I do that on a live wiki?
[18:27:37] <hexmode>	 bd808: do you know anyone who would have info about that maint script and how to use it when upgrading?