Refactor start_zope function and add tests for its functionality.

Changes:

 - startup log handler now pays attention to the logging levels of
   the handlers defined within the config file and uses the "lowest"
   level to log messages to stdout during startup.

 - entirely removed warning when the starting user's umask is "too
   permissive".  it wasn't clear that it added any value under normal
   operations.

 - replaced ancient setuid code with code stolen from zdaemon that
   works the same but looks nicer.

lib/python/Zope/Startup/zopectl.py

@@ -142,8 +142,8 @@ class ZopeCmd(ZDCmd):
                     'opts.realize(); '
                     'h.handleConfig(opts.configroot,opts.confighandlers);'
                     'config.setConfiguration(opts.configroot); '
-                    'from Zope.Startup import do_posix_stuff; '
-                    'do_posix_stuff(opts.configroot); '%
+                    'from Zope.Startup import dropPrivileges; '
+                    'dropPrivileges(opts.configroot); '%
                     (python, self.options.configfile)
                     )
         return cmdline + more + '\"'

lib/python/zLOG/datatypes.py

@@ -97,6 +97,9 @@ class HandlerFactory(Factory):
         logger.setLevel(self.section.level)
         return logger
 
+    def getLevel(self):
+        return self.section.level
+
 class FileHandlerFactory(HandlerFactory):
     def create_loghandler(self):
         from zLOG.LogHandlers import StreamHandler, FileHandler
@@ -224,3 +227,14 @@ class EventLogFactory(Factory):
             from zLOG.LogHandlers import NullHandler
             logger.addHandler(NullHandler())
         return logger
+
+    def getLowestHandlerLevel(self):
+        """ Return the lowest log level provided by any of our handlers
+        (used by Zope startup logger code to decide what to send
+        to stderr during startup) """
+        lowest = self.level
+        for factory in self.handler_factories:
+            handler_level = factory.getLevel()
+            if handler_level < lowest:
+                lowest = factory.getLevel()
+        return lowest