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I've got a community driven site with over 8000 authenticated, active users.<br />
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I want to temporarily block all users, but the People interface only allows me to select 50 at a time.<br />
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1) Can I do a &quot;select all&quot; another way , or 2) perhaps use Drush? (if so, what's the command?)
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I've got a community driven site with over 8000 authenticated, active users.

I want to temporarily block all users, but the People interface only allows me to select 50 at a time.

1) Can I do a "select all" another way , or 2) perhaps use Drush? (if so, what's the command?)

Drush to disable all accounts?

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