(LTH-163) Call ruby_sysinit to initialize Windows sockets#298
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Ruby >= 2.5 has changed how the Windows sockets are started (see: ruby/ruby@e33b1690), requiring a call to rb_w32_sysinit for starting them. Not having this call causes segmentation faults when querying custom facts that use Windows Sockets with Ruby versions 2.5 and higher.
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Ruby >= 2.5 has changed how the Windows sockets are started (see: ruby/ruby@e33b1690), requiring a call to
rb_w32_sysinitfor starting them.Not having this call causes segmentation faults when querying custom facts that use Windows Sockets with Ruby versions 2.5 and higher.