If I run a command line roundup program (like roundup-mailgw) or 
something else I wrote, it leaves compiled copies of the detectors 
in the current directory that I invoked the program from.

This 
seems broken and inefficient. Its recompiling new copies of the .py 
files into the current directory when
it has perfectly good copies 
in the directory where the .py files exist.

Is this a python 
issue, or is there some way the program
can load/compile 
modules and not get the proper cache
for the compiled 
modules?

-- rouilj