>Maybe the SSL compression was enabled on the web server by a sysadmin who likes to tweaks settings. Maybe he doesn't work at the company anymore. Maybe it was

>Maybe the SSL compression was enabled on the web server by a sysadmin who likes to tweaks settings. Maybe he doesn't work at the company anymore. Maybe it was a default setting in a previous version of some exotic distro. Who knows? I think it's pretty doubtful that the main marketing demo of your site is going to use SSL for a lark.