Change it to match the exact format of the file you uploaded (e.g., if your file contains emails, select EmailPass ). 3. Standardize Your Wordlist Data

Understanding and Fixing the "OpenBullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided..." Error

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What is the at the very end of your error message? What does a sample line from your data list look like?

If the correct type is already allowed but it still fails, check your environment settings:

The Environment.ini file defines the rules (regex) for what constitutes a valid wordlist type. If your wordlist doesn't match the regex defined for its type, OpenBullet may fail to process it.

One of the most common stumbling blocks for beginners and advanced users alike is the error message: (usually followed by words like "Input" , "Data" , or "Combo" ).

Method 1: Check and Change Your Environment Settings (Recommended)

When you create a Runner Job, OpenBullet checks the configuration settings to see which are enabled. If your Config is explicitly restricted to Credentials , but you import a wordlist set to MailPass or URLs , OpenBullet immediately displays the error and blocks execution to prevent parsing failures or runtime crashes. Step-by-Step Fixes for OpenBullet 1 and OpenBullet 2

Old OpenBullet 1 configs in .loli format often cause this error when run in OpenBullet 2. While OpenBullet 2 can read .loli configs, certain blocks or settings from the old system are not fully supported.

Here is a breakdown of why this happens and how to fix it.

You can resolve this issue by either modifying your input files to match what the config wants, or by editing the config itself to accept your inputs.

If the configuration is correct but you mistakenly categorized your text file during upload, change the Wordlist type definition. Go to the tab on the main dashboard menu.

Invisible characters—leading/trailing spaces, carriage returns, or Unicode characters—can cause validation to fail even when the data looks correct on the surface.

This guide breaks down exactly why this error occurs and how to fix it step-by-step. Understanding the Error

This error is , not a bug in OpenBullet. Always read the config’s release notes or example wordlist. If the issue persists, the config may be intentionally locked to a specific wordlist structure (hardcoded).