Arno Schuring [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The manual (man wget) doesn't say anything about redirecting the logs to
stdout; however, but since -O - is explicitly mentioned I figured I could
use the same for -o.
Sorry about that. Since -o prints to stdout (ok, stderr) by default,
I didn't
Hello list!
when trying to use wget 1.8.2 to log both to a file and standard ouput
(using tee), I found the following unexpected behaviour and was wondering if
this was intended.
The manual (man wget) doesn't say anything about redirecting the logs to
stdout; however, but since -O - is
