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when i @ somebody just like "royburns", then the link of the people is localhost:4567/user/royburns

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when i @ somebody just like "royburns", then the link of the people is localhost:4567/user/royburns

how could i set it?
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@royburns
this problem is fixed.
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julian GNU/Linux Admin last edited by

For those wondering, OP's config.json was likely incorrectly set.
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