I am connecting to a cgi script through a SSL socket connection (using SSLeay). When I get a response back, I am printing the response as_string but it appears to be still encoded...

¦¦0áN-áS++-+++á-áAU+H--+ZA++-N

The headers come back fine with a 200 OK
I was told to 'strip the parity bit' but can find little information on doing so. Do you have any information on this or any links to resources? I've tried numerous searches with little luck.
Thank you

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