"Karr, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> When testing of posting to web services, if the service returns a
> SOAP fault, it will set the response code to 500.  However, the
> information in the SOAP fault is still useful.  When wget gets a 500
> response code, it doesn't try to output the "error stream" (as
> opposed to the "input stream"), where this information would be
> provided.  It might be useful to add a command-line option that
> specifies to emit the error stream on error.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by "error stream" here.  The thing
is, web errors are usually in HTML, which is next to useless if dumped
on stdout by Wget.  But perhaps Wget should show that output anyway
when -S is used?

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