Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided -

Even if both the config and wordlist use a combo format, they might disagree on the separator (delimiter). The default delimiter in OpenBullet is a colon (:). However, some configs are hardcoded to expect a pipe (|), a semicolon (;), a tab (\t), or a space ( ).

The Error in Action: Your wordlist looks like this:

[email@example.com,password123]

But the config expects:

[email@example.com:password123]

Because the config's parser sees a comma instead of a colon, it cannot split the line into two variables. You will see: "This config does not support the provided key" or a similar generic refusal.

The Fix:

For advanced users: Some configs are built to accept more than two variables. For example, a config for a banking site might expect three variables: USERNAME:PASSWORD:PIN. Or a config for a proxy tester might expect IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD.

If your wordlist only provides two variables, OpenBullet will throw the error because it cannot map the third required variable.

The Error in Action: The config's LoliScript contains:

SET USERNAME @var1
SET PASSWORD @var2
SET PIN @var3

Your wordlist contains: john_doe:123456. There is no PIN. The config fails at the SET PIN command. Openbullet This Config Does Not Support The Provided

The Fix:

Bad wordlist:

user1@example.com
user2@example.com

Fix: Convert your emails to combos using a text editor or OpenBullet's built-in wordlist tools. Add a dummy or placeholder password. For example, use "Find & Replace" to replace newline (\n) with :dummy\n. Result:

user1@example.com:dummy
user2@example.com:dummy

Note: This only allows you to run the config; the actual login will likely fail unless the site ignores the password field. Even if both the config and wordlist use

When running a config in OpenBullet (or OpenBullet 2), you may encounter the error:

“This config does not support the provided…”
The message usually ends with “input”, “data”, “wordlist type”, or “key”.

This indicates a mismatch between what the config expects and what you’ve supplied (e.g., wrong wordlist format, missing variables, incorrect data type).

If you have tried all the above and the error remains, the issue may be deeper: But the config expects: [email@example