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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
THere isn't any such option, but it should not be hard to add. May I ask why you cannot reverse proxy a gziped response?
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Seems to be a limitation in the IIS software that does reverse proxying. Specifically, as far as I can tell, URL Rewrite can't handle re-writing the outbound header that's already been gzipped by the proxy'd server, apparently it can't decompress the header.
Although, now that I asked for it, I am finding some hits that suggest I might be able to change some settings to pre-decompress the header before handing off to the proxy operation. I'll see if I can implement those and get it working again.
Thanks!