I am trying to download Pipermail archives from http://lists.xwiki.org/pipermail/users/. They are offered in txt.gz files. I now understand that even though it is not immediately obvious, I can download the uncompressed .txt versions by modifying the URL, and the resulting files are fine. But if I download one of the txt.gz files and unzip it to create a .txt file the results are undecipherable. It looks like a different character encoding was used. The beginning of the unzipped file has the host server's path in clear text at the top (information that is not in the .txt file downloaded directly, BTW), but the rest is gibberish. Is there something special about the process that Pipermail uses to produce the .gz files, or is this something xwiki.org might have changed?
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