EQEmu login server always sends key2 with a value of 0. The result of that is the username/pass are sent in the clear, so we don't have to worry about how the user/pass are encrypted. At least that's how pre-June22 works. Something about that might have changed in later patches.
I think key1 is *supposed* to be random, but it looks like somebody forgot to put in a line that seeds the random. That's quality SOE programming for ya :lol:
And as far as entering a zone goes, yeah every few patches it seems the opcodes of the packets change big time. I think the Emu coders have all been pretty much hanging at the pre-Jun22 patch until the login code is figured out, so it's almost certain that Emu zoneserver is not gonna be talking to a newly-patched client correctly.
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