# Detailed installation guide + control panel | Super detailed tutorial for installing discourse + control panel

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**Category:** Sysadmins\
**Tags:** chinese-translation\
**Created:** [September 9, 2023, 4:59pm UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/detailed-installation-guide-control-panel-discourse/278426 "2023-09-09T16:59:47Z")\
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😅 But editing the configuration file, I found that rebuilding didn’t work, and changing the environment variables in the container took effect in seconds, saving the trouble of rebuilding. Whether the plug-in has any effect is temporarily unclear.

Before, I didn’t type  
sudo -s  
and kept getting errors, and I didn’t know where the problem was…

Master, do you know how to use the API with a Chinese username? The header cannot contain Chinese characters.

😅 I say, tinkering with the configuration file proved fruitless, as the rebuild didn’t take effect. However, altering the container’s environment variables worked like a charm in mere seconds, sparing me the bother of rebuilding. The impact on plugins remains uncertain for the time being.

Previously, I’d neglected to enter ‘sudo -s’, resulting in a barrage of error messages. I was utterly flummoxed as to the source of the problem.

I say, old chap, might you know how a Chinese username could utilise the API? The header, you see, mustn’t contain Chinese characters.

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