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``$cfg->error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_STRICT;`` (default)
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This parameter indicates what level of errors to print to the Mahara logs. It gets passed directly to the PHP function ``error_reporting()``.
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There are some limitations in this method because it doesn't get called until several scripts have already been compiled: ``init.php, config.php, config-defaults.php, errors.php``, and the file directly invoked in the URL. So, compile-time errors in those files, which includes most strict errors, will be unaffected by this setting.
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openbadgedisplayer_source: Open Badges displayer sources
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``$cfg->openbadgedisplayer_source = '{"shortname":"url","shortname":"url"}';``
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In order to display Open Badges in the :ref:`"Open Badges" block <open_badges_block>`, the sites that host the badges need to be configured. Per default, the `Mozilla Backpack <https://backpack.openbadges.org/>`_ and the `Open Badge Passport <https://openbadgepassport.com>`_ can be connected to. If you have other sources, you would need to add them to the allowed sources.
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passwordsaltmain: Set a site-wide password salt
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``$cfg->passwordsaltmain = 'your secret phrase here';``
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A password salt helps "hash" passwords more securely in the database to make hacking them more difficult. Using a phrase is a good start. Passwords are already not displayed in plain text in the database, they are hashed. The salt helps randomise that even more.
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If you don't have a password salt set, you see a warning on the :ref:`"Admin home" <admin_warnings>` page.
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