   GZIP Help
  This may be a stupid question, but how can I return this file to it's original state:http://pastebin.com/9vUC4j2rI believe it is GZIPed.   
  I assume you mean you have accidentally saved that file in text format and you want to open it as binary?Click "download" and you will be asked to save it as text file (.txt). Then just change the file extension to whatever it should be, and open it in the appropriate application. I tried .gz and .bz but neither would open in WinRAR so i'm not sure what the format is.   ;  I don't know the format either.  I got it from a post method a website was sending from my computer, and it says it is gzip, but I don't know.   ;  Here is the whole HTTP thing, if it helps:http://pastebin.com/U6PwHwLy   ;  That's only the encoding used to transfer the data. Your browser will decompress it on the fly. I (and the browser) can't infer the content type of the data since the "Content-type" header seems to be missing.   ;  It says:Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8In my HTTP program now.   ;  Well, that should be a web page.How do you arrive at that data? Ie. what program is involved?You could try saving the raw data as .html.gz and .html.   ;Quote:Original post by Konfusiuswhat program is involved?The title of the upload say Roblox file, so i'm assuming it is a file for Roblox.@Matthew: I am still not sure what you want exactly. Did you upload that data from the file you have (incorrectly setting the content type as "text" instead of "data"), or did you receive that data as text in the form it is now on pastebin?If you have the original file, please tell us what the file extension is.If you do not have the file and only have that text, you will need to find out what the file extension should be.   ;  It is an XML file that they encoded some way and are sending over the wire, and I am trying to decode it.   ;  So you are saying that the data in xml but it is compressed somehow?From looking at the binary data, I am not sure what type of file it is. I cannot seem to find a file header of any sort.Is there any way you can contact the person who gave it to you so you can ask them how it is compressed?   