Save the file, restart OpenBullet or refresh your config list, and run the job. Best Practices for Wordlist Management
You can resolve this issue using two different methods: changing your wordlist settings or modifying the configuration itself.
list, check the box for the wordlist type you imported (e.g., if your wordlist is type is selected in the config). 2. Re-import the Wordlist If you imported a standard Save the file, restart OpenBullet or refresh your
A common real‑world example comes from users trying to run Loli‑format configs (originally built for OpenBullet 1) on OpenBullet 2. The system strictly checks whether the wordlist type matches the config's requirements. Even if the wordlist itself is perfectly formatted, a mismatch in type will cause the job to be rejected.
This message appears when the you’re trying to use expects a specific format for input data, but your wordlist provides something different (e.g., emails only when the config needs email:password , or proxies only when it needs combos). Even if the wordlist itself is perfectly formatted,
This error occurs in OpenBullet (OB1 or OB2) when the wordlist you've selected does not match the data types authorized within the configuration's settings.
You can manually authorize the config to accept your specific wordlist type: Navigate to the Config Settings of the configuration you are trying to use. Look for the Other Options Allowed Wordlist Types it was a picky translator.
Open OpenBullet and go to the Config manager. Select the config causing you issues and click Edit to view it in the Stacker (or Config Editor).
This error occurs when the Wordlist Type assigned to your imported data file does not match the Allowed Wordlist Types specified within your OpenBullet configuration's settings. Core Causes Mismatched Attributes
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