Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided Wordlist Type |verified| Jun 2026
for that specific type. This bypasses the regex check and lets you pass the data through regardless of format. Why This Happens Legacy Issues
Each OpenBullet config is built to work with of these types. If you try to feed a combo config a single-word wordlist , you’ll see this error.
If you're still encountering issues, providing more details about your specific config and wordlist, or seeking help from the OpenBullet community forums might yield a more direct solution. for that specific type
Use or a simple Python script.
Which version are you currently using ( or OpenBullet 2 )? If you try to feed a combo config
In OpenBullet, every wordlist is assigned a specific type (e.g., Credentials , Emails , URLs ) during import. Simultaneously, each configuration (config) specifies which wordlist types it is compatible with. If you attempt to run a Multi Run Job using a wordlist typed as MAC with a config that only allows Credentials , the software will block the job from starting to prevent processing errors. How to Resolve the Mismatch
Check the box next to the format you want to allow (e.g., check Emails or Default alongside Credentials ). Click in the top menu bar. Step-by-Step for OpenBullet 2 (OB2) Which version are you currently using ( or OpenBullet 2 )
Select the exact type requested by your config (verify the expected type under config settings first).
: Configurations or "configs" in OpenBullet are essentially scripts that define how the tool interacts with a target web application. They contain instructions on how to navigate the site, where to submit data, and how to analyze the responses.
If a config is hardcoded to accept only Credentials (formatted as username:password ), but you attempt to run it using a wordlist imported as Emails (formatted as email@domain.com ), OpenBullet triggers this error to prevent the runner from processing incompatible data. How Wordlist Types Work in OpenBullet
Every OpenBullet configuration is designed to handle specific types of data. The "Wordlist Type" setting within a config tells the runner what kind of variables to extract from your text file. Common types include: