Hey There!

I’m using your plugin for the first time, and I’m not sure that what I’m seeing is expected behavior. When I click the “Reset all passwords” button, I see a message saying:

Okay…

Password reset emails will be sent in batches of ten to the site admin address with BCC to the user emails

No of batches of 10 emails : 36

Batch #1

Password changed for XXXXX

Email sent BCC to XXXXX

(I did replace the actual user info for security purposes.) And that’s it… no info on the remaining batches, users, anything. When I refresh the page, I’m back to the original view. I tried again with the same results and stopped. I don’t want to be sending a crazy number of emails…

Should the page be updating as batches are sent? How do I know the plugin is working?

Thanks!

Tricia

Hello, before working with this plugin I thought I read somewhere the password reset link would expire at midnight. Is this true? And if so, can I disable that option?

Hello,

We’ve almost 60K users and we want to bulk reset all the passwords with this plugin. Will it work seamlessly without any timeout issues etc. In case there are timeout issues, how to cope with that ?

Thanks

I used the option to reset admin username – it reset it to “”
I now can’t login using my email address as it says username is blank
When I try to recover lost password with my email address & press “get password” it says cannot create username with an empty login name

Please HELP – I’m locked out of this wordpress site which is posted to by multiple users

Plugin doesn’t work correctly – it emailed out a broken reset link to all of our users.

Is it possible to NOT email all users that their passwords were reset? I have a site where I maintain hundreds of fictional users and I’m looking for a way to reset all of the passwords, but the emails are also fictitious, so I’m trying to avoid receiving hundreds of bounced emails.

I am using emergency-password-reset 3.0. It generates links in the following format on a site I am working on:
https://example.com/wp/wp-login.php/?action=rp&key=xYv4KVzcQmn6YIgeOpKd&login=username

Removing the “/” after “wp-login.php” generates a working URL. Is anyone else experiencing this?

I would request the plugin be updated to skip reset activity for blocked users (that may still be retained for various administrative reasons) that are blocked with the Disable-Users plugin.

Unfortunately disabled users is not a core function so this is not the easiest to handle properly.

https://github.com/jaredatch/Disable-Users

Best regards, thank you!

• This topic was modified 6 years ago by hongpong.

Tried it twice, no email generation, no password change, nothing.

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