If a config is set to Email:Pass but you attempt to run it with a wordlist that contains only single usernames or URLs, OpenBullet triggers this error to prevent the runner from crashing or producing "false negatives." How to Fix the Error 1. Check the Config’s Required Type
Every OpenBullet configuration (Config) is designed to handle a specific data format defined by the . The most common types are: Credentials: Usually User:Pass or Email:Pass . URLs: A list of website links. Numeric: A list of PINs or IDs. Default: A generic single-line string.
If you change the type to Default , OpenBullet puts the entire line into the variable. If the config blocks are still looking for , the process will fail. You may need to update the variable names in the to match your data. Summary Checklist If a config is set to Email:Pass but
Open your .txt wordlist file. Does it match the requirement found in Step 1?
If you are using OpenBullet for web testing or data parsing, encountering the error is a common roadblock. This message is not a bug in the software; it is a built-in safety check to ensure that the data you are feeding into a configuration (the Wordlist) matches the format the configuration is designed to process. URLs: A list of website links
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 .
In the , change the Wordlist Type dropdown to match your list. If you change the type to Default ,
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
If you want the config to accept anything , you can often set it to . Save the config and try adding it to the Runner again. 4. Check the "Stack" or "Blocks"
If you are certain your wordlist is correct for the site you are testing, but the config is being picky, you can manually change the accepted type: