A corrupted software installation can cause strange, persistent errors. As a last resort:
there is a mismatch between the type of information you are feeding the program and what the configuration script is programmed to handle The Core Conflict: Data Types
Was this config , or did you download it from a community forum?
Ensure the dropdown in the runner matches what you set in the config's allowed list. Common Causes
Are you using or OpenBullet 2 , and what is the exact Wordlist Type you are trying to use?
The error means that the wordlist you loaded is formatted differently than what the configuration file expects. For example: The Config expects Username:Password (Credentials type). Your Wordlist is Email:Password or just Email .
This guide breaks down exactly why this error happens and how to fix it in both OpenBullet 1 (AnonymoX version) and OpenBullet 2. The Root Causes of the Error
If you use OpenBullet for web testing, data scraping, or automation, you have likely encountered credential stuffing errors. One of the most common and confusing errors is:
: These define how the software splits a single line from your text file. For example, a MailPass type uses a colon : separator to slice the line into USER and PASS variables.
Advanced configs often use custom data types. If your environment lacks these definitions in the environment settings, OpenBullet will fail to recognize your wordlist. Step-by-Step Guide to Fix the Error
Ensure you are using the correct version of OpenBullet for the config.
use a text-based format or .loli extension.
email:pass:BETTER test@test.com:12345:extra_token_here
This error usually occurs because the defined in the configuration (config) does not match the wordlist you are trying to use in the runner . Why this happens
You must remap your wordlist to include a dummy column for BETTER or use a different wordlist.