Removed needless setres[gu]id to allow --setuid to work with Python 2.7.

Please refer to the OS syscall documentation: when used by root, set[gu]id
does exactly the same thing that the more verbose setres[gu]id was thought
necessary for.  It wasn't.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/miniircd b/miniircd
index c08fee8..c47a275 100755
--- a/miniircd
+++ b/miniircd
@@ -757,8 +757,8 @@ class Server(object):
             os.chroot(self.chroot)
             self.print_info("Changed root directory to %s" % self.chroot)
         if self.setuid:
-            os.setresgid(self.setuid[1], self.setuid[1], self.setuid[1])
-            os.setresuid(self.setuid[0], self.setuid[0], self.setuid[0])
+            os.setgid(self.setuid[1])
+            os.setuid(self.setuid[0])
             self.print_info("Setting uid:gid to %s:%s"
                             % (self.setuid[0], self.setuid[1]))
         last_aliveness_check = time.time()