Identify more issues with piping and 'request()' (it goes deeper- see r…

…equest/request#1990 (comment))

lib/get-stream.js

@@ -8,9 +8,6 @@ module.exports = {
 
 
   extendedDescription:
-  // 'This method determines whether a URL can be reached via a GET request and whether it responds with a 2xx status code.  '+
-  // 'If so, it waits until it\'s able to parse out response headers, then returns a Readable stream representing the response '+
-  // 'body.  '+
   'The responsibility for any other validations/error handling falls on the consumer of the stream. However, this method '+
   '_DOES_ bind an `error` event handler on the stream to prevent emitted error events from crashing the process; ensuring that this '+
   'method is agnostic of its userland environment. If you plan to write code which uses the readable stream returned by this method '+
@@ -121,6 +118,7 @@ module.exports = {
     // Also bind a one-time error handler specifically to catch a few specific errors that can
     // occur up-front.
     stream.once('error', function (err) {
+      console.log(alreadyExited, err,'ahhh');
       // When receiving subsequent read errors on this Readable stream after
       // the first (or after we've exited successfully), the best we can do
       // is remain silent.