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You can use the chpasswd command to change passwords for multiple users in Ubuntu. Here’s how you can do it:
- Create a file (e.g.
userlist.txt) with the list of username:password pairs for the users whose passwords you want to change. Each line in the file should have the username and the new password separated by a colon, like this:
user1:newpassword1 user2:newpassword2 user3:newpassword3 - Run the following command in the terminal to change the passwords for the users listed in the file:
sudo chpasswd < userlist.txt This will update the passwords for the specified users in bulk. Make sure to replace userlist.txt with the actual file name if it’s different.
