Here’s how to systematically resolve the issue.
This error typically stems from a mismatch between your global OpenBullet settings, your input lists, and the configuration file. 1. Data Type Mismatch (The Wordlist Issue)
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The in the error message likely refers to a specific variable key used inside the config. Many configs are hardcoded to look for input fields named exactly: openbullet this config does not support the provided better
: After saving your changes, go back to the Runner, re-select the config, and try starting the job again.
Below is a detailed technical paper analyzing this error, its root causes, and the methodology for remediation.
matches your input file exactly. Simple fix, but it'll stop your runner every time if it's wrong." The "Frustrated Newbie" Review "Confusing error for beginners" Here’s how to systematically resolve the issue
While it is easy to force a configuration to accept proxies, doing so is not always the best idea.
Look for the list. Ensure the type of your current list (usually Credentials for mail:pass) is moved to the Allowed side. Save the config before exiting the stacker.
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 Data Type Mismatch (The Wordlist Issue) Check the
Use text utilities or Python scripts to sanitize your data before loading it into OpenBullet. Remove spaces, empty lines, and lines missing the necessary separator tokens.
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When you create or edit a config, you must explicitly declare which data formats it accepts. If you map a config to only accept standard Credentials (Username/Password pairs) but attempt to execute a job using an EmailPass or URLs wordlist, the software blocks execution to prevent a flood of parsing errors and false failures. How to Fix the Error Step-by-Step Method 1: Modify Config Allowed Types via Stacker
If you are using a Parse block in your config, ensure you are not accidentally putting input. before your variable name in subsequent blocks.