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:index:`Badgr <single: Badgr configuration setting>` can be configured as well.
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The configuration variable for The Backpack, the Open Badge Passport, and Badgr looks like the following:
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``$cfg->openbadgedisplayer_source = '{"backpack":"https://backpack.openbadges.org/","passport":"https://openbadgepassport.com/","badgr":"https://api.badgr.io/"}';``
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passwordsaltmain: Set a site-wide password salt
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``$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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pathtoclam: Path to virus scanner ClamAV
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``$cfg->pathtoclam = '/path/to/your/clamscan';``
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If you are running the antivirus engine `ClamAV <https://www.clamav.net/>`_ on your server and don't scan for viruses on the system level, you can let Mahara know where to find it so files that are uploaded are scanned. For security reasons, the path to ClamAV on your server needs to be provided in the ``config.php`` file.
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