Openbullet This Config Does Not — Support The Provided Wordlist Type

Because the working wordlist matches the expected column structure. The failing one doesn’t.

If you understand how to build configs, you can modify the config to accept your data type.

If you have the

The "This config does not support the provided Wordlist Type" error in OpenBullet occurs when you attempt to run a job using a wordlist that hasn't been enabled in the specific configuration's settings . OpenBullet uses these types (like Credentials, Emails, or UserPass) to determine how to parse each line of your data file into variables like input.USERNAME and input.PASSWORD .

Below is a blog-style guide to understanding and fixing this mismatch.

How to Fix: "This config does not support the provided Wordlist Type" 1. Update the Config Settings (The Quick Fix) Because the working wordlist matches the expected column

Most of the time, the configuration simply needs to be told that your wordlist type is acceptable.

Open the Config: Go to the Config Manager and select the config you want to use.

Navigate to Settings: Go to Config Settings > Other Options (or Data in OpenBullet 2) .

Enable the Type: Look for a section labeled Allowed Wordlist Types.

Select Your Type: Check the box for the wordlist type you are trying to use (e.g., if your wordlist is "MailPass," ensure "MailPass" or "Credentials" is selected) . If you have the The "This config does

Save: Don't forget to save the config before restarting your job. 2. Re-Import Your Wordlist

If you accidentally imported your wordlist with the wrong type (e.g., imported a list of emails as Default instead of Credentials), the config will reject it even if the data looks correct. Go to the Wordlist Manager. Delete the current wordlist entry. Click Add and re-select your file .

In the Type dropdown, carefully select the format that matches your data (usually Credentials or UserPass) . 3. Modify the Environment.ini File (Advanced)

If you are using a unique data format that isn't listed, you can define it yourself in the core settings.

Locate the Environment.ini file in your OpenBullet root or UserData folder . If the dropdown is grayed out or missing,

Under the [WORDLIST TYPE] section, you can add a new type with a custom Regex and Slices .

Example: Name=MyCustomList, Regex=^.*:.*$, Separator=:, Slices=USER,PASS . Restart OpenBullet for these changes to take effect . Why does this happen?

OpenBullet is designed to be modular. A config built to check Proxy Lists shouldn't accidentally be run with a list of User:Pass combos. By enforcing "Wordlist Types," the software ensures that the script has the exact variables it needs to function properly .

Do you need help defining a custom regex for a specific wordlist format in your Environment.ini?

[REQUEST] Wordlist with Multiple Types · Issue #590 - GitHub

This is the fastest fix in many cases.

If the dropdown is grayed out or missing, the config creator locked it. Move to Fix 4 or 5.