On 2002/11/13 14:44:35, "Roth, Kevin P." <KPRoth_at_MarathonOil.com> wrote:

> One way to capture standard-error in your output file is this:
>
> > curl.exe ...(your.arguments.here)... > out.txt 2>&1
>
> The key piece is "2>&1", which redirects standard error (#2) into the
> same stream as standard out (#1).

OK on the requested target, not on Dos-based OSs (Win9x).

> I think there's also a command-line flag to turn this behavior on, but
> I'm not sure what it is.

That's --stderr <file>

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