This is a little weird to me.
I installed pyinstaller 2.1 with pip on Windows7
Whenever I call pyinstaller I get prompted for admin privileges. (UAC
popup) and pyinstaller starts in a subshell, that gets closed at the end
of the script execution so not reall easy to read error messages.
I cah of course start a cmd with admin privileges and start pyinstaller
there, but I don't really understand why pyinstaller should require this
privileges at all.
on the other hand
pyi-makepsec
or pyi-build
don't show this behaviour and execute normally.
Could anybody explain what the logic behind this behaviour is
Thanks a lot in advance
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