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OpenBullet wordlists have a wide range of applications, including:

| Problem | Solution | | :--- | :--- | | | Check the Config Settings to see which wordlist types are allowed. Re-import your wordlist with a correct type or modify your config to accept the current type. | | All data is skipped when running a job | This often occurs if the wordlist's regex validation fails. Check the Verify setting in your Environment.ini . The data format may not match the wordlist type's regex pattern. | | Variables from input are not showing | If your config uses input.USERNAME , ensure the wordlist type has matching Slices defined (e.g., USERNAME , PASSWORD ) and the data in the list is properly separated. | | A config from OpenBullet 1 fails on OpenBullet 2 | Legacy Loli configs might have specific wordlist type requirements. You may need to convert the config or adjust the wordlist type settings in OB2. | | Slow performance on large wordlists | Use the file system import method for local instances to avoid copying files. Adjust MaxBots and MaxCPM settings in your config and appsettings.json to optimize concurrency. | openbulletwordlist

However, advanced configurations (called "Configs" or ".loli" files) may require more complex separators (e.g., | or ; ) or even JSON lines. A robust might look like this for a banking bot: "user":"jsmith","pass":"SecurePass!","pin":"1234" OpenBullet wordlists have a wide range of applications,

Place the most likely combos at the top of the file. OpenBullet runs sequentially (unless randomized in settings). Check the Verify setting in your Environment

While wordlists are the most common data source, OpenBullet 2 also provides other data pools:

If your wordlist contains passwords that feature colons natively (e.g., user:pass:word ), standard splitting will fail. OpenBullet handles this by allowing custom parsing blocks or regex formatting inside your configuration file to ensure the trailing string is completely captured as the password. 4. Optimization Strategies for Large Wordlists

After selecting the file, you must specify its (e.g., "Default", "Credentials", or a custom type you have defined) and give it a name and description to keep your data organized.