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OpenBullet supports three primary data types for each line in your combolist (the list of credentials or data you are testing):
, or vice versa, without proper conversion, the runner won't recognize the data structure.
Are you using or OpenBullet 2 , and what is the specific Wordlist Type you are trying to run?
Fixing this error requires aligning your runner settings or editing the config file directly. Method 1: Change Your Input Data Format
OpenBullet is a popular, open-source automation suite used heavily in penetration testing, data scraping, and web security auditing. It allows security researchers to automate requests using "configs" (configurations) tailored to specific websites.
The error is one of the most common roadblocks encountered by automated testing and cybersecurity professionals using OpenBullet and OpenBullet 2. This error triggers because OpenBullet acts as a strict parsing validation engine. If a configuration file is built to parse one specific format (such as an email/password combination) and you provide data structured differently (such as a list of numerical proxy pins or alphanumeric URLs), the engine deliberately stops execution to prevent corrupted text loops.
If you recently edited the config, you might have accidentally deleted the header that defines supported types. Open the config in the and look at the first few lines of the stack. Ensure the [SETTINGS] block correctly lists the WordlistType How would you like to proceed? from the config, or explain how to change the Wordlist Type in the settings.
Inside the config's metadata, the AllowedWordlistTypes parameter restricts what the runner can parse. If your input string doesn't match the regex pattern required by that format, OpenBullet throws the error. 2. Proxy Setting Discrepancies
Would you like a sample UI mockup, a JSON schema for the checker report, or a starter pseudocode implementation?
Even after following the solutions above, the error might persist. Here are a few other things to check:
Ensure your wordlist is saved in UTF-8 encoding to avoid hidden characters that break the parser.
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OpenBullet supports three primary data types for each line in your combolist (the list of credentials or data you are testing):
, or vice versa, without proper conversion, the runner won't recognize the data structure.
Are you using or OpenBullet 2 , and what is the specific Wordlist Type you are trying to run?
Fixing this error requires aligning your runner settings or editing the config file directly. Method 1: Change Your Input Data Format
OpenBullet is a popular, open-source automation suite used heavily in penetration testing, data scraping, and web security auditing. It allows security researchers to automate requests using "configs" (configurations) tailored to specific websites.
The error is one of the most common roadblocks encountered by automated testing and cybersecurity professionals using OpenBullet and OpenBullet 2. This error triggers because OpenBullet acts as a strict parsing validation engine. If a configuration file is built to parse one specific format (such as an email/password combination) and you provide data structured differently (such as a list of numerical proxy pins or alphanumeric URLs), the engine deliberately stops execution to prevent corrupted text loops.
If you recently edited the config, you might have accidentally deleted the header that defines supported types. Open the config in the and look at the first few lines of the stack. Ensure the [SETTINGS] block correctly lists the WordlistType How would you like to proceed? from the config, or explain how to change the Wordlist Type in the settings.
Inside the config's metadata, the AllowedWordlistTypes parameter restricts what the runner can parse. If your input string doesn't match the regex pattern required by that format, OpenBullet throws the error. 2. Proxy Setting Discrepancies
Would you like a sample UI mockup, a JSON schema for the checker report, or a starter pseudocode implementation?
Even after following the solutions above, the error might persist. Here are a few other things to check:
Ensure your wordlist is saved in UTF-8 encoding to avoid hidden characters that break the parser.