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The solution generally involves aligning the "Allowed Wordlist Types" in your config settings with the actual type of data you are loading.

  1. Standardize on Colon: Always use colon (:) as your delimiter for combo lists. It is the most widely supported.
  2. Test with One Line: Before running a config on a 10-million-line wordlist, create a test file with just 3 valid lines. Run it in "BOT" (single bot) mode. This will immediately reveal any mismatch.
  3. Read Config Notes: Reputable config releases always state: "Data type: Combo (email:pass)" or "Single (username only)". Follow this strictly.
  4. Keep OpenBullet Updated: Configs created for newer versions often use features (like REPLACE or custom variable mapping) that break on older builds.
  5. Use the Debugger: The "Debug" runner (the bug icon) is your best friend. It gives you line-by-line execution and will pinpoint exactly which variable the config fails to set.

Preventing the Error: Best Practices

OB1 vs. OB2

: If you are using an old .loli config in OpenBullet 2, it may not automatically detect the correct wordlist types due to different default settings. Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided

This config does not support the provided Wordlist Type (MAC) - Questions - OpenBullet. discourse.openbullet.dev Standardize on Colon: Always use colon ( :

  1. Keep configurations up-to-date: Regularly update your configurations to ensure compatibility with the latest OpenBullet version.
  2. Validate configurations: Verify configuration files for syntax errors and correctness before using them.
  3. Document configurations: Maintain records of your configurations, including changes and updates, to facilitate troubleshooting and reuse.

Ensure it contains the correct regex for your type. For standard credentials, it should look like: Preventing the Error: Best Practices OB1 vs