[WORDLIST TYPE] Name=Credentials Regex=^.+:.+$ Verify=True Separator=: Slices=USERNAME,PASSWORD SlicesAlias=USER,PASS Use code with caution.
When running credential stuffing or automated penetration testing checks in OpenBullet, encountering errors can halt your workflow. One of the most common configuration mismatches is the error message:
In the list, check the box for the type your wordlist is using (e.g., if your wordlist is "MailPass", ensure "MailPass" is selected).
Check the configuration requirements (this is sometimes noted in the config description or by the creator). [WORDLIST TYPE] Name=Credentials Regex=^
Here is a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to troubleshooting and resolving this specific configuration error. Understanding the Root Cause
Even if you select the correct category, the actual text file might use a separator that OpenBullet doesn't expect based on the type definition. Standard types expect specific formats: username:password Emails: email:password Numeric: Single or paired digits Default / URLs: Single lines of text Step-by-Step Guide to Fix the Error
: Use a text editor like Notepad++ or a Python script to strip domain names if you need pure usernames, or use Method 2 to force the config to accept email formats. Summary Checklist for Troubleshooting if your list is User:Pass
Suppose your wordlist contains lines like rainbow:456723 . You want to validate that the keyword has between 4 and 8 lowercase letters, and the code is exactly 6 digits. You can define:
By ensuring that the input format exactly matches the requested input of the Config, you will eliminate the error.
OpenBullet: "This Config Does Not Support The Provided Wordlist Type" - A Comprehensive Guide to Fixing It make sure your Environment.ini matches theirs
If you share configs with others, make sure your Environment.ini matches theirs, as missing types can trigger this error.
You can resolve this issue using three different methods, depending on whether you want to modify your wordlist or edit the config itself.
Add the type that matches your list (e.g., if your list is User:Pass , make sure Credentials or Default is checked). Summary
The error is OpenBullet 2's way of ensuring that the data you're feeding into a config matches the config's expectations. While this can be frustrating at first, understanding how wordlist types work and how configs define their allowed types makes the error easy to resolve.