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pass curls progress/status data to a file
hello hackers again. please help me out once again.
i have a script which executes CURL to fetch a file from the web and instantly outputs the files content to STDOUT. now my question - can i somehow write the progress-status to a file? so that curl acts silently (-s) and only puts fetched files content on STDOUT and the progress-data is put into a file which i can then parse with a seperate script? i only found the --trace and --trace-ascii options which produce very big output, that is too much too handle. maybe one of the pro´s here has a solution. thanks in advance. 
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