fix(hostname): fix handling of non-ASCII hostnames on Windows #3382
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Description
boost::asio::ip::host_name()
usesgethostname()
under the hood on Windows, which returns characters in the OEM codepage (though Boost does not document this anywhere). This isn't what Sunshine is expecting, so it misinterprets the output as UTF-8 and writes potentially invalid characters into the/serverinfo
response.Other platforms use UTF-8 as their 8-bit string representation, so they should be fine to still call
boost::asio::ip::host_name()
.Screenshot
Issues Fixed or Closed
Fixes #3381
Type of Change
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