IPv6 support for greylist and blackhole #11
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new data directory for ipv4 clients
Add new configuration to define the network mask used to allow mail on networks for ipv4 and ipv6. Deprecate ignoreLastByte option, superseded by ipv4NetworkMask Fix wrong blackholeDir
data/client_address/ directories are separated by IP protocol version, and the subdirectories. ignoreLastByte option was superseded by ipv4NetworkMask and ipv6NetworkMask cleanup and stat scripts refactored, to deal with the new subdirectory strucuture
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Hello Sean
I have made a lot of changes in tumgreyspf, mainly to support IPv6 in the greylisting and blackhole checks.
I also updated tumgrey-stat and tumgrey-clean, to deal with the IPv6 files and directories, and to cleanup all the expired files, doesn't matter if the greylist check is IP only, or IP + recipient.
I know that the changes are extensive, and I probably changes one or two things that I shouldn't, but I am deploying an new IPv6 mail MX, and I want to continue using tumgreyspf.
The code was tested in Ubuntu 15.10, with python 2.7.10 installed via APT.