Reduced the requested Symbian capabilities.

Correctly noted what happens to stderr.

packages/Symbian/group/curl.mmp

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ SYSTEMINCLUDE ..\..\..\include ..\..\..\lib ..\..\..\include\curl \
 LIBRARY       euser.lib libc.lib libcurl.lib
 STATICLIBRARY libcrt0.lib
 
-CAPABILITY ALL -Tcb
+CAPABILITY NetworkServices
 
 EPOCSTACKSIZE 0x18000
 

packages/Symbian/group/libcurl.mmp

@@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ SYSTEMINCLUDE ..\..\..\include ..\..\..\include\curl \
 			\epoc32\include\stdapis \epoc32\include
 
 LIBRARY       euser.lib libc.lib
-CAPABILITY ALL -Tcb
+
+CAPABILITY NetworkServices
 
 EPOCALLOWDLLDATA

packages/Symbian/readme.txt

@@ -29,10 +29,10 @@ Failure to do so may mean that some of your options won't be correctly
 processed.
 
 Symbian OS does not provide for redirecting the standard I/O streams, so
-stdin always comes from the keyboard and stdout always goes to the
-console; stderr is thrown away.  The standard curl options -o, --stderr
-and --trace-ascii can be used to redirect output to a file (or stdout)
-instead.
+stdin always comes from the keyboard, stdout always goes to the
+console, and stderr goes to the epocwind.out file (on the emulator).
+The standard curl options -o, --stderr and --trace-ascii can be used to
+redirect output to a file (or stdout) instead.
 
 P.I.P.S. doesn't inherit the current working directory at startup, so you
 may need to use the -o option to specify a specific location to store a