Bug in HTRequest_setOutputStream???

In the function HTRequest_setOutputStream...
 
/*
**      Output stream
*/
PUBLIC void HTRequest_setOutputStream (HTRequest * me, HTStream *output)
{
    if (me) {
        if (output) {
            me->output_stream = HTNoFreeStream_new(output);
            me->orig_output_stream = output;
        } else {
            me->output_stream = output;
        }
    }
}
 
 
Should the second line be changed from
            if (output) {
to
            if (!output) {
 
If the output pointer is not NULL the current design reallocate it.  If
it is NULL it will set me->output_stream to NULL.
 
With the current implementation, HTPostFormAnchorToChunk has a memory
leak...
/*
**      POST a URL and save the response in a mem buffer
**      ------------------------------------------------
**      Returns chunk if OK - else NULL
*/
PUBLIC HTChunk * HTPostFormAnchorToChunk (HTAssocList * formdata,
                                        HTAnchor *   anchor,
                                        HTRequest *  request)
{
    if (formdata && anchor && request) {
        HTChunk * chunk = NULL;
        HTStream * target = HTStreamToChunk(request, &chunk, 0);
        HTRequest_setOutputStream(request, target);
        if (HTPostFormAnchor(formdata, anchor, request) != NULL)
            return chunk;
        else {
            HTChunk_delete(chunk);
            return NULL;
        }
    }
    return NULL;
}
 
target is allocated memory by HTStreamToChunk but then it is allocated
memory a second time with HTRequest_setOutputStream.
 
I may be off base here but from the way I read the code
HTRequest_setOutputStream should be changed.
 
Feedback, corrections, comments?
 
Mark