David Cournapeau wrote : > What is your umask (when the .py are non world-readable) ? I believe > sudo has a different way of handling umask (compared to using straight > root account). You could try installing as root instead of using sudo, > and/or checking your sudoers for umask settings,
My umask is 0077 and it's set globally, i.e., for the root account as well. I don't know exactly how sudo deals with it. However, I don't think sudo is the problem here, as I said before, permissions are set during the building. Anyway, I solved this by setting a less restrictive umask (if available) explicitly in setup.py. _______________________________________________ Distutils-SIG maillist - [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/distutils-sig
