By aligning the data format of your wordlist with the expectations of the configuration, you can clear this error and get your runner back online. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more
A common real‑world example comes from users trying to run Loli‑format configs (originally built for OpenBullet 1) on OpenBullet 2. The system strictly checks whether the wordlist type matches the config's requirements. Even if the wordlist itself is perfectly formatted, a mismatch in type will cause the job to be rejected.
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Probable causes
[REQUEST] Wordlist with Multiple Types · Issue #590 - GitHub 7 Apr 2020 — By aligning the data format of your wordlist
OpenBullet configs are coded to parse specific formats. If a config is designed to use Credentials (usually User:Pass ) but you upload a wordlist set to Emails ( Email:Pass ), the software blocks the runner to prevent a "parsing error" during the check. 💡 How to Fix It (The Quick Way) Go to the tab. Look at your Wordlist selection. Change the Type dropdown to match what the config expects.
To fix the error permanently, you must understand how OpenBullet classifies input data. OpenBullet relies on pre-defined formats, which dictate how the software splits each line of your text file into variables. Wordlist Type Expected Format Generated Variables username:password and Emails email:password and (or ) Numeric 12345678 URLs
dropdown, select the category that matches your config's requirement (standard options usually include Credentials 3. Update the Environment.ini
OB2 is more flexible. It primarily uses a "Lines" type. However, configs define inputs in the Config Settings . If the config defines a variable like <EMAIL> and <PASSWORD> but your wordlist only provides one column of data (like just <USER> ), the config will reject it because the required variables are missing. The system strictly checks whether the wordlist type
), you may need to define them in your environment settings. Locate the Environment.ini file in your OpenBullet root folder. Ensure the [WORDLIST TYPE]
Open your .txt wordlist file. Does it match the requirement found in Step 1?
There might be a setting within OpenBullet that hasn't been properly configured, causing it to reject the wordlist.
| If you see this error... | Likely cause | Quick fix | |-------------------------|--------------|------------| | does not support Email:Pass | Config expects User:Pass but you gave Email:Pass | Strip domain from email | | does not support Email only | Config expects Email:Pass but you gave just emails | Append :password123 | | does not support User only | Config expects User:Pass but you gave just usernames | Append :pass | | does not support Line | Config expects a special format | Check config notes | If a config is designed to use Credentials
To understand the mismatch, you must understand the three most common wordlist types used in OpenBullet:
First, you need to see what the developer of the config intended for it to use. Go to the tab in OpenBullet. Select the config you are trying to use and click Edit .
If your wordlist is correct but the configuration file restricts it, you can manually add your wordlist type to the config's allowed list. Using the OpenBullet GUI: Go to the tab and select your configuration. Click on Edit (or double-click the config). Navigate to the Settings sub-tab, then click on General . Look for a section labeled Allowed Wordlist Types .