Sometimes, the error persists because the config uses specific variables like or .
To fix the error permanently, you must understand how OpenBullet classifies input data. OpenBullet relies on pre-defined formats, which dictate how the software splits each line of your text file into variables. Wordlist Type Expected Format Generated Variables username:password and Emails email:password and (or ) Numeric 12345678 URLs
[WORDLIST TYPE] Name=Credentials Regex=^.+:.+$ Verify=True Separator=: Slices=USERNAME,PASSWORD SlicesAlias=USER,PASS Use code with caution. Sometimes, the error persists because the config uses
Modify or expand the array to include your target wordlist type. To make it universal, you can add multiple types:
: Missing passwords, blank lines, or lines containing spaces instead of data will cause parsing errors. Clean your wordlist file before importing. Clean your wordlist file before importing
OpenBullet categorizes these formats using . The most common types include: Credentials: User:Pass or Email:Pass Default: Standard text lines Numeric: Numbers only URLs: Web addresses
To follow along, please ensure you have: OpenBullet reads its metadata type.
When you load a wordlist, OpenBullet reads its metadata type. If the configuration's accepted types do not match the wordlist’s assigned type, OpenBullet triggers this error as a safety mechanism to prevent the runner from wasting resources on unparseable data. The mismatch typically stems from three root causes: 1. Incorrect Wordlist Type Definition in the Environment
[REQUEST] Wordlist with Multiple Types · Issue #590 - GitHub 7 Apr 2020 —
If the UI is freezing or you prefer working directly with configuration files, you can modify the underlying JSON or LoliCode file.