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<h3>Warning time for institution expiry</h3>
<p>If set, a warning message will be sent to a site and institutional admins this amount of time before an institution is due to expire and be suspended. This time may be specified in Days, Weeks, Months, Years or No End Date may be selected where institutions should not receive a warning before their institution expires.</p>

2284.

<h3>Language</h3>
<p>The language selected will be the site default language for menu items and contextual help throughout your Mahara installation. When additional language translation packs are installed on your Mahara site, users will be able to change their language preference via their Account settings.</p>

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<h3>System Mail Address</h3>
<p>This email address is the address that emails are sent from when using mahara.</p>
<p>This field may be disabled if overridden by a setting in your config.php file.</p>

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<h3>Path to clam</h3>
<p>The filesystem path to <code>clamscan</code> or <code>clamdscan</code> for virus checking. It is assumed that a failure of clam to run will mean that a file should be treated as a virus, and a quarantine directory will be automatically set up by your Mahara installation.</p>

2287.

<h3>Path to file</h3>
<p>The filesystem path for the 'file' utility (typically <code>/usr/bin/file</code>). 'file' is used to determine the file type of uploaded files.</p>

2288.

<h3>Send Weekly Updates</h3>
<p>If you tick &quot;send weekly updates&quot;, Mahara will automatically send an update to mahara.org once a week with updated information about your installation.</p>
<p>The information sent is high level statistical information - no personal information about any of your users is sent. You can review the type of information that is sent before you register your Mahara site (which you can do from the admin home page).</p>

2289.

<h3>Display remote avatars</h3>

<p>If this option is enabled,
the <a href="http://www.gravatar.com">Gravatar</a> online service will be
used to display profile pictures for users who don't have one set in
Mahara. This allows users to set their profile picture once on the Gravatar
site instead of having to do it on every Mahara and online service
individually. (If Gravatar doesn't have a picture for that user, then the
default Mahara picture will be shown.)</p>

<h4>Reasons to turn it off</h4>

<p>This option should be disabled in installations (such as locked-down
intranets) where <b>users don't have access to the wider Internet</b>. Using
Gravatar in such an environment would simply add extra delays.</p>

<p>Also, for <b>sites delivered over https</b>, enabling Gravatar profile
pictures might trigger security warnings on some browsers. This is due to the
fact that Gravatar images are served via normal unencrypted http.</p>

<h4>Custom avatar server</h4>

<p>If you have a custom avatar server which implements the Gravatar
protocol, you may specify its base url in your config.php file:</p>

<p><code>$cfg->remoteavatarbaseurl = 'http://example.com/avatar/';</code></p>

2290.

<h3>Search plugin</h3>
<p>Where a search plugin additional to the default internal system has been installed, you can select which search engine will be used within the site.</p>

2291.

<h3>Session lifetime</h3>
<p>For security reasons, after a specified period of inactivity, a user will be automatically logged off the site. The session lifetime field specifies how many minutes before a user who is inactive on the site, is logged out.</p>

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<h3>Site name</h3>
<p>As the name of your Mahara installation, the site name is shown in certain places around the site, as well as in system generated messages.</p>
<p>This field may be disabled if overridden by a setting in your config.php file.</p>