Wrong starting point
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Hello, I've setup an regex for only files who contains mails, but when I load to openbullet(its not showing the total of mails available) and I click start it said "invalid starting point".
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The configuration:
[WLTYPE]
Name=Mail
Regex=^.@...*$
Verify=True
Separator=
Slices=MAIL
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You need to put a separator even if you don't have any.
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Okay, I see
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[WLTYPE]
Name=Mails
Regex=.@...*
Verify=True
Separator=&
Slices=MAILLike that?
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I have edited the regex and seems like it does worksm but I still have the same issue
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Can you please post the regex
like thisso I can actually see symbols without markdown editing them out? thanks
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Hey bro
Here it is for just the mail
if it's working in your ob you need to see:
and when you put your list you will see this
and this
ob detected the type of wordlist
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My regex was detected too
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[WLTYPE]
Name=Mails
[email protected]*
Verify=True
Separator=&
Slices=MAIL
this is bad it's not this
It's not because he detects it that he's good
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So I cant use Mail and MAIL as Name and Slices? Apart from regex it's the same thing like yours. And read this https://forum.openbullet.dev/topic/1486/wrong-starting-point/3#
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@Ruri
[WLTYPE] Name=Mails Regex=^.*@.*\..* Verify=True Separator= Slices=MAIL
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Well I gave you the solution you do as you want now it works very well
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@Why001 I have tried your solution, still same issue
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@Dev3llers you use the last version ? 1.2.2
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Obviously yep, It works on degugger but does not in runner
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@Dev3llers
You see custom ? in your debugger like my screen you need to see all same as my screen
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Nope
Name must be Custom and Slices whatever we want?
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@Dev3llers
before doing tests, just like me, you don't have to put "Custom" in the name
look at my screens one per one and do like me
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@Why001
[WLTYPE] Name=Custom Regex=^*[email protected]* Verify=True Separator= Slices=USER
