How to get one time login for all the users?

Question

I want to send one time login for all the users, So I am using drush uli and getting link like:

http://html/user/reset/1/1509979615/VBPx_FMfKeJUEt1moVcsSQGUMX_tFUSYEdEfRlmq7eA

So if the user 5 wants to use one time login, this will be used for only the user 1, right? Basically I want to set one time login for all the users.

How do I pass this URL in Drupal 8?

I just wanna know that how could use this in forgot password mail.

Answer 1

drush

To get one-time login for the specific user, use this syntax:

drush uli <user>

Where <user> is either uid (e.g. 5), user name, or email address for the user.

To get one-time login URL for multiple users or all, you need to run drush in the loop, e.g.

for uid in $(drush sqlq "SELECT uid FROM users"); do drush uli $uid; done

Run drush help uli for help with syntax.

To correct your http://html part, add -l http://example.com parameter, or set your $base_url in your settings file.

Custom code

If you're interested in sending one-time login via e-mail using Drupal, you can use user_pass_reset_url() function in your custom code.

Generates a unique URL for a user to login and reset their password.

Contrib module

Or use Login one time module (for D8, check this issue).

Login one time provides the ability to email one-time login links to users.

Answer 2

If you'd like to force all of your users to log in via one-time login links all the time, you could use the passwordless module.

If you set the $base_url in your settings.php file, then the Drush user-login command will generate the correct URL in the output. You could then write a simple script to email every user with their own unique login link.

There is no Drush command to email a password-reset link to a user, but there of course Drupal does this on the request password page. You could use the user module as a guide, and write a simple module or Drush command to mass-reset all users.

Answer 3

In Drush version > 9 it should be

drush uli --name=USERNAME

notice take a look at a digit after reset/{UID}/ is should be the id of user you've tried to reset

in you case user/reset/1/ it obviously reset the password for used one.

So if you want to do it for all user run the following command in your terminal :

for name in $(drush sqlq "SELECT name FROM users"); do drush uli --name=$name; done

Answer 4

drush uli --uid=1

This command would be logged in as an admin because when you set up your site for the first time, the user will be created as an admin role by UID=1.

After that, you will get one-time login URL in your terminal such as

http://default/user/reset/1/1674467207/PBQm_aOMgSH8Jnpko8sw0jDPrLZPT6_s1GTKv5k_Hb4/login

You can paste the URL from /user/..... in your browser after your virtual host or your domain, etc. otherwise you can replace the default value with your domain name.

Thanks