On 03/05/2007 10:52 PM, Topher Fischer wrote: > Here's the deal. I'm behind a proxy/web filter (squid/dansguardian). The > proxy is making requests on behalf of our users, and it uses > "Accept-Encoding: identity" in its HTTP request to an Apache 2.2.4 server. > When the reply comes back from the webserver, it has both "Content-Encoding: > identity" and "Content-Encoding: gzip" listed in the HTTP headers (in that > order). This is confusing Firefox. It expects the page to be in the > "identity" form, but it's gzip'd, so when it prints it to the screen, it's > all gzip'd nonsense.
I cannot reproduce this. Do you use any third party modules in your httpd? Do you see Content-Encoding: identity really in the reply from the webserver or can it only be seen in the reply from the proxy? Regards Rüdiger
