Whether someone was told to go by you depends on the specific context of the situation. To determine if this occurred, consider the following:

• Who is "he"? Identify the person in question.
• What does "go by" mean? Does it mean physically pass by your location, use your name, or follow your instructions?
• Who could have given the instruction? Determine who had the authority or reason to tell the person to "go by" you.
• What is the evidence? Look for direct communication (e.g., a message, email, or verbal instruction) or circumstantial evidence that suggests the instruction was given.

Without specific details, it is impossible to confirm whether someone was told to go by you.