I was somewhat surprised to find that distutils on install does honor the current umask. If run as root and root's umask is 027 (a common case nowadays), stuff will be installed as non world readable / executable.
Compare this to install(1)'s behavior on Unix.
Shouldn't the default be to DTRT on Unix? Or shouldn't there be at least an option to specify the target permissions for data and executable files?
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Regards,
Georg.
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