If a configuration is explicitly designed to process Email:Pass combinations, but your input file contains only a list of proxies, single usernames, or URLs, OpenBullet will immediately reject the input with this error. 2. Formatting or Delimiter Discrepancies
Navigate to your root installation folder and open the directory: OB2\UserData\ or your core application directory.
Inside this database mapping, standard inputs are strictly categorized by data formats: Wordlist Type Name Expected Format Syntax Validation / Regex Mapping username:password or email:password ^.:.$ (Splits into two variable slices) Numeric 12345678:9999 Strictly matching numerical array combinations URLs
You may need to use a text editor (like Notepad++ or VS Code) to format your data correctly. Step 3: Check Proxy Settings
If you are using OpenBullet for web testing or data parsing, encountering the error is one of the most common roadblocks. This error essentially means there is a "handshake" failure between the data you are trying to process (your wordlist) and the logic written inside the configuration file ( .anom or .loli ). Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided
Add a new custom parsing block under the existing categories:
You can modify or add custom regex patterns and delimiters (like changing a colon to a comma) to match your specific input file structure. Best Practices for Config Maintenance
If the error persists after matching the types, consider these technical steps:
Before we get into the error, let’s first define what an OpenBullet configuration (often called a “config”) actually is. An OpenBullet config is a specialized automation script, a set of instructions that tells the program how to interact with a specific website or web service. It handles tasks like sending requests, managing cookies, parsing responses, and determining whether the result is a success, failure, or something else. If a configuration is explicitly designed to process
It's crucial to recognize that OpenBullet 1 is no longer supported. The GitHub repository for the original project openly states that OpenBullet 1 has reached the end of its life and will not receive updates anymore. It strongly encourages users to move to OpenBullet 2. If you are still using an outdated OB1, you are far more likely to run into persistent errors and compatibility problems with modern websites and config formats.
One of the most common stumbling blocks for beginners and advanced users alike is the error message: (usually followed by words like "Input" , "Data" , or "Combo" ).
After making changes, you may need to in the Runner to refresh the settings.
For minor compatibility issues, you can edit the raw LoliScript code of imported configs. However, note that OpenBullet 2 does not support editing configs through Stacker for old .loli files—only raw LoliScript code is accessible. Inside this database mapping, standard inputs are strictly
The "This Config Does Not Support The Provided" error isn't a bug in the software; it's a to prevent you from wasting proxies and time by running the wrong data through a specific script. Always align your Wordlist Type in the Runner with the Accepted Type in the Config Settings.
If you know your wordlist format is correct for the target site but OpenBullet is still complaining, you can force the software to accept it. Go to the or Job creation screen. Look for the Wordlist Type dropdown menu.
He refreshed the browser tab he’d left open—the forum where he’d scraped the combos. The page loaded, but the date on the posts had changed. Last week’s threads now showed timestamps from next month .
Your wordlist contains: john_doe:123456 . There is no PIN. The config fails at the SET PIN command.
He —the input he provided—was what no longer fit.
“Make sure “Credentials” is clicked over to the Allowed side, save config from stacker view.” discourse.openbullet.dev · 3 years ago