u = User.find_by_id('150) u.password='some_password' u.save!
And this is working just fine for one ID/user, the thing is that I have around 1500 user (I have list/array of theirs ID’s) and dont know how to list them all.
What I want to accomplish… need to update bulk password (same password testing only) for all users. I already do for one and it works, now I need quick method.
Hey Jay… the thing is that I dont need to update all users… just some of them with random set of IDs.
I’ve try with u = User.find_by_id([150,152,167,258,665])
But that always return for 150 ID and change password for only that User. Also try with User.find(id: 150,152....) didnt help…
Note: I’m trying to migrate the forum to another disscusion platform, and there are a number of users who have written a bunch of messages but are no longer coming to the forum (and for some reason the password_hash and salt columns are empty for those users, the user import script does not allow importing users who do not have these values defined in the PGSQL database.), so I can’t let them reset their passwords. What I can do is that I set a complicated password, and they can certainly go to the Forgotten password option and reset a new one later.