[09:35:03] <becczor>	 Hi! I'm trying to use the API to login to Wikidata. I am using postman to try to make this request. I put the logintoken in the body, using form-data format. However, I get an error message back:
[09:35:04] <becczor>	 {
[09:35:04] <becczor>	     "error": {
[09:35:05] <becczor>	         "code": "missingparam",
[09:35:05] <becczor>	         "info": "The \"logintoken\" parameter must be set.",
[09:35:06] <becczor>	     },
[09:35:06] <becczor>	     "servedby": "mw1394"
[09:35:07] <becczor>	 }
[09:35:07] <becczor>	 When I have tried to set the logintoken as a parameter, I get the following message instead:
[09:35:08] <becczor>	 {
[09:35:08] <becczor>	     "error": {
[09:35:09] <becczor>	         "code": "mustpostparams",
[09:35:09] <becczor>	         "info": "The following parameter was found in the query string, but must be in the POST body: logintoken.",
[09:35:10] <becczor>	     },
[09:35:10] <becczor>	     "servedby": "mw1380"
[09:35:11] <becczor>	 }
[09:35:11] <becczor>	 I have previously logged in succesfully to test.wikidata.ord, having the logintoken in the body. Can someone please help me with why it won't work for Wikidata? Or, if this is the wrong forum, please redirect me to where I can ask this question.
[15:58:54] <silly2>	 Can anyone tell me which version of Ubuntu Wikipedia uses?
[15:59:43] <Majavah>	 silly2: we don't use Ubuntu, we're on Debian
[16:00:09] <Majavah>	 I believe the entire MediaWiki cluster is on Buster (10) at the moment
[16:00:10] <silly2>	 can you tell me which version
[16:03:06] <RhinosF1>	 I'm pretty sure it's slightly custom but most stuff should include everything from the latest point release
[16:04:49] <silly2>	 ok thanks a lot, I did not know this, I thought Wikipedia (Mediawiki's i'm refering to) used Ubuntu
[16:04:57] <silly2>	 did they change?
[16:05:42] <RhinosF1>	 It's wikimedia
[16:06:04] <RhinosF1>	 But I'd guess not at least in the last 5 years
[16:07:22] <Majavah>	 yeah, we used Ubuntu in the past, but switched multiple years ago
[16:08:16] <Majavah>	 trusty (14.04) was the last ubuntu version in use, and jessie (8) was the first debian version
[16:16:30] <silly2>	 I really appreciate this, Do you think I should use Debian then? I have a wiki farm with 14 languages and try to emulate as much as possible Wikipedia.
[16:16:55] <silly2>	 I try to follow closely the Wikipedia project incase I have questions
[16:18:28] <silly2>	 I am running 1.35.1 on Ubuntu 18
[16:18:56] <Reedy>	 You don't need to follow Wikipedia/Wikimedia, no
[16:19:37] <Reedy>	 Ubuntu 18.04 ships with PHP 7.2, which doesn't work with MW 1.35
[16:22:48] <Skizzerz>	 silly2: underlying OS doesn't matter, as long as it can run a recent version of PHP
[16:23:49] <Skizzerz>	 MW works just fine on RedHat-based distros (RHEL, CentOS, etc.), Arch, Gentoo, SUSE, various BSDs, and even Windows
[16:36:28] <silly2>	 Thank you again! I will stay with what I have, it is easier than Debian
[16:43:34] <ashley>	 trying to emulate the WMF's setup is basically largely asking for trouble (especially when it comes to certain bits 'n' pieces)
[17:22:21] <silly2>	 I would imagine, I dont emulate anythig but basic extensions that come with the core software. So again thanks for the advice.
[17:23:27] <silly2>	 Does anyone know of a community or website that has those using the new Kartographer extension?