Are you sure about that?

I just tried this:

> curl.exe http://nonexistanturl.com
 curl: (6) Couldn't resolve host 'nonexistanturl.com'

> echo %ERRORLEVEL%
 6

and if you look close you'll see the errorlevel output afterwards.

It is true that HTTP level errors (such as a 500 server error) won't automatically come back in the command-line return code (errorlevel), but I think the --fail command-line option will enable that behavior for you.

If you're going to redirect stderr, you might consider turning off the progress bar (-s -S will do the trick nicely).

- Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: Sebastien WILLEMIJNS
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 10:26 AM

CURL doesn't inplement in win32 versions the "errorlevel" notion so
it is very hard to know if a transfert is OK or failed... except
if I redirect the screen with "STDERR" option of CURL but
i can not see the progress bar ,)

is it possible to create a log file after every transfer ?

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Received on 2003-12-29