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I've posted the packet example in a bunch of different forums...
Recent patches use the new password encryption which requires a password seed. The client does not send any packets until it receives this packet.
It's only 8 bytes (length, type and then a random int pass seed)
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You can't mix C++/CLI code with native C++ code normally, and to do so you'd have to go through loads of code.
You can't use the current code to send a password seed packet either, you have to construct the packet and encrypt it with the auth crypto then send() it.
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Or, since the auth crypto doesn't use a public key and it has just a 255 bytes which it uses to encode/decode buffers, you can simply calc it once, and just make a const buffer that needs to be sent.