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Global permission update with "overwrite existing settings" shouldn't override private repositories....

Global permission update with "overwrite existing settings" shouldn't override private repositories. It's to confusing to users, and private repos should be always private

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      import imp

      def create_module(name, path):

          """

          Returns module created *on the fly*. Returned module would have name same

          as given ``name`` and would contain code read from file at the given

          ``path`` (it may also be a zip or package containing *__main__* module).

          """

          module = imp.new_module(name)

          module.__file__ = path

          execfile(path, module.__dict__)

          return module

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				import imp


				def create_module(name, path):
				"""
				Returns module created on the fly. Returned module would have name same
				as given ``name`` and would contain code read from file at the given
				``path`` (it may also be a zip or package containing __main__ module).
				"""
				module = imp.new_module(name)
				module.__file__ = path
				execfile(path, module.__dict__)
				return module