Since gzdecode does not exist, heres the simplest solution to decode the data using the data uri scheme:
<?php
$data = readgzfile('data://text/plain;base64,'.base64_encode($data));
?>
It's much like the solution of webmaster at askapache dot com, but it does not create a temporary file for using with readgzfile...
The ugly with this is, that we have to transform the data again with base64 encoding...
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