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@ -107,4 +107,12 @@ The DHT proxy is a server that registers on the DHT for you and relays your info
The usernames are registered on an Ethereum blockchain. By default, it's ns.ring.cx that is used, but if you are a developper, you can create your own system. Hence, nothing forces you to implement it with a blockchain. You can check results at http://ns.ring.cx/name/test, where "test" is a username for which we are looking for a matching [Infohashs](guidelines/Identifiers).
## <a name="2-11">How can I change the timeout for a call</a>
In the `dring.yml` file, you can change your ringingTimeout (in seconds)
In the `dring.yml` file, you can change your ringingTimeout (in seconds)
## <a name="2-12">How to back up and reimport conversations and accounts</a>
Note: This is only for client based on LRC (desktop ones)
First you will need to export all your accounts (For GNU/Linux: Settings => Account => Export account). Then you will need to copy the database (in `~/.local/share/gnome-ring` for example).
Then on the new device, when you will open Jami for the first time, you have to re-import your accounts via the archive previously saved. This will re-import your settings and contacts (with empty conversations). Then close the client and replace the database with the one previously saved. That's all!