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My aim was to import a CSV file full of user details into jos_users through Phpmyadmin. All columns match and it was imported without issue.

I have also applied user group definitions in the jos_usergroup_map table, without issue.

The list of users match with the backend side of Joomla but I cannot log into the new users in the front end. After playing around I have realized that the password column in jos_users must be encrypted to work. You can do this in the back end of joomla by re-typing the password and saving changes (and it encrypts it and works fine).

I was wondering. Is there a way to encrypt the jos_users password column in one go. Instead of going one by one?

Thanks again!

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有一个类似的线程解释了 joomla 密码加密。

Joomla 3.2.1 密码加密

编写一个脚本，该脚本将根据 joomla 标准更新密码，从 jos_users 表中导出数据并将此数据作为输入传递给脚本。

于 2014-10-01T17:45:35.563 回答