Change Content-Encoding

Hi,
I have seen that the parameter Content-Encoding: gzip in HTTP Trace.
I want to change it to null, is it possible and how?
Regards,
Priya

Hi,
I don't know if it's possible, but you'll have to check this with the configtool. With the configtools you can change some HTML parameters. For instance, I know that you can change what content typo to compress like: compress: html, never compress: zip, gzip).
br,
Tobias

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