Imported CSS - rewriter doesn't rewrite backgroung-image: url(...)

Hello,
Has anyone run into this problem? Documentation says
url() inside CSS gets rewritten but it doens't work. My imported CSS has something like inside:
background-image:url('/images/all_sites/fade_brown_bkgrnd.jpg');
and it stays the same when passed through rewriter.
Tried various rules to no avail. Anybody ran into this and found a work-around?
Help is appreciated!
Thanks,
Alex N.

Alex:
We are having the same problem. Do you get the problem solved? and how?
SUN PTS just told us, there is no such bug fix as mentioned, there is workaround, however. (that is, inline the background-image portion in CSS to HTML BODY). We really don't like such workaround since it involves a lot of code changed in a large web application.
I appreciate your help. Thanks.
Joe

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