>>>>> "MvL" =3D=3D Martin v L=F6wis <martin@v.loewis.de> writes:
MvL> The real problem here is that some people don't want Python
MvL> to write any .pyc files, period. So even if mailman
MvL> byte-compiles all its source code, it can't stop Python from
MvL> writing .pyc files that belong to mailman. That, in turn, can
MvL> cause the problems discussed in this thread: there might be
MvL> races in doing so, it might trigger security alarms, and it
MvL> might write byte code files in configuration areas of the
MvL> system where only text files are allowed, per policy.
I'm not against suppressing or redirecting pyc output. I kind of like
Skip's approach.
-Barry
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