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When browsing from behind a proxy server, I find that I can't get to sau, but from a browser without proxy it is fine.

With IE I get either the page connot be displayed or a blank page saying done.

With FireFox I regularly get the following error message:

Content Encoding Error

The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.

Nathan

I access sau from behind some super expensive proxy/filtering setup in head office and also from behind my dinky astaro proxy here in my office.

You should follow up with whoever manages your proxy first I think.

When browsing from behind a proxy server, I find that I can't get to sau, but from a browser without proxy it is fine.

With IE I get either the page connot be displayed or a blank page saying done.

With FireFox I regularly get the following error message:

Content Encoding Error

The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.

Nathan

I used to get that from time to time - it's a proxy config issue of some description. Find a work-related site with the same issue and report it to your network guys :laugh:

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