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@ -9,34 +9,34 @@ How to use it?
For sending a file on gnome, in a conversation you need to click to the
send file icon at the bottom right of the conversation:
![](gnome_send_file.png "gnome_send_file.png"){width="600"}
![Gnome_send_file](/uploads/e7571789effe8641f5ff4117e47f89dd/Gnome_send_file.png)
Then you will see your image as soon as the transfer is finished (and
show images is activated)
![](gnome_image.png "gnome_image.png"){width="600"}
![Gnome_image](/uploads/cc03387d134a9aa71c6deb60ccf53ed8/Gnome_image.png)
On the contrary if you receive a file (and if it's not a picture < 20
Mb), you will have to accept the transfer:
![](gnome_accept.png "gnome_accept.png"){width="600"}
![Gnome_accept](/uploads/29dd852e062e7bcbcb654e4e7e3f8e47/Gnome_accept.png)
And then the file will be sent. You have the possibility to cancel in a
middle of a transfer.
![](gnome_ongoing.png "gnome_ongoing.png"){width="600"}
![Gnome_ongoing](/uploads/92f319f8a88f75c388020d999f607bdc/Gnome_ongoing.png)
### Android
When you are talking to somebody on Android, you have the possibility to
send a picture on your device or take a photo with these buttons:
![](Android_file_buttons.png "Android_file_buttons.png"){width="400"}
![Android_file_buttons](/uploads/d68472b2c7bfcc616b0c674c9c7a8fed/Android_file_buttons.png)
Note: when you send a file, the other has to accept it. At this moment
you will see 'awaiting peer':
![](Android_awaiting_peer.png "Android_awaiting_peer.png"){width="400"}
![Android_awaiting_peer](/uploads/56f0316c945ca243448668ae9091b1de/Android_awaiting_peer.png)
How it works (technical)?
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@ -143,9 +143,9 @@ show a sub transfer instead the optimistic later (see TODO list).
Actually the default TURN server is *turn.ring.cx*. But you can host
your own TURN server. For example by running a
\[coturn\](https://github.com/coturn/coturn) server.
[coturn](https://github.com/coturn/coturn) server.
*sudo turnserver -a -v -n -u user:password -r "realm"*
`sudo turnserver -a -v -n -u user:password -r "realm"`
Then, you can configure the TURN server in the advanced settings of
RING.