Andre,
>Shrug. Anyone who wants to capture the output of a program for
>unattended operation (which is what I think Eddy wants)
No, for that you can use wget's -a option.
>generally has to catch both stdout and stderr anyway. So does it
>matter much how much of it goes to stdout vs. stderr ?
>If you're doing wget > 2>&1, there's no surprise.
I use:
wget URL '2>>&1 | tee /a' LogFile
which works fine. The tee utility sends the output to stdout (which I display on
screen) and to a logfile for later reference (for example in case of a problem, or
to automatically - in a script - decide if the download has succeeded).
>If your shell is command.com, you might see things differently. ;-)
Luckily, command.com is not the shell I use. ;-)
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