You need to write a server side script to go through all the users and update their urls.
Something like the following should work.
var db = require('./database'),
user = require('./user'),
async = require('async');
db.getSortedSetRange('users:joindate', 0, -1, function(err, uids) {
async.eachLimit(uids, 50, updateUserImage, function(err) {
console.log('done');
});
});
function updateUserImage(uid, next) {
user.getUserFields(uid, ['image', 'gravatarpicture', 'uploadedpicture'], function(err, userData) {
// do your update here, can check current data from userData
user.setUserField(uid, 'gravatarpicture', 'some_new_url', next);
});
}
@kenygamer said in redis does not require a password, but password was supplied:
@teh_g No.
I'd ignore it then. I think it might be tied to this issue that was fixed in a more recent node-redis version: https://github.com/dwyl/redis-connection/issues/31
mitchellporter created this issue in dwyl/redis-connection
closed
node_redis: Warning: Redis server does not require a password, but a password was supplied.
#31
