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Old 08-06-2017, 06:27 PM
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Got it working now. I tried to understand the source code and found the error.


As mentioned in the changelog, you need the new "<legacy>1</legacy>" setting only for the public "official" Loginserver from EQEmu, which is using the old netcode.

Quote:
- To support new features such as encryption the underlying protocol had to change... however some servers such as the public login server will be slow to change so we've included a compatibility layer for legacy login connections:
- You should add <legacy>1</legacy> to the login section of your configuration file when connecting to a server that is using the old protocol.
- The central eqemu login server uses the old protocol and probably will for the forseeable future so if your server is connecting to it be sure to add that tag to your configuration file in that section.
This is repeated here: http://www.eqemulator.org/forums/showthread.php?t=41289

But if you look closer at the code, you see that this is wrong. If there is no "legacy" setting, it defaults to 1 or TRUE. But the private loginserver use the new netcode, so it need to be 0 or FALSE.

So to make it work, just add the following line to your eqemu_config.xml, inside the private loginserver section:
Code:
<legacy>0</legacy>
Restart the loginserver and dual login works!
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