Django-iprestrict

Versions since 0.4.0 were missing migrations from the distribution. The result was that there would be no rules initially, and all access would be blocked.

This release adds the Django migrations.

After upgrading, projects already using django-iprestrict will need to run fake migrations. Do one of the following:

_Case 1_ — Run migration and install initial rules


django-admin migrate --fake iprestrict 0001
django-admin migrate iprestrict


_Case 2_ — Run migration, but don't need initial rules


django-admin migrate --fake iprestrict

- South support is dropped (by Roman Oxenuk)
- Django 1.6 and lower no longer supported
- Add `IGNORE_PROXY_HEADER` setting (by Denis Anikin)
- Django 1.8 support (by Serge Travin, Roman Oxenuk)
- Documentation improvements (by Jens Diemer)
- Testing improvements (by Dmitry)
- Linting fixes (by Dmitry)
- Django 1.9 support
- Python 3 support in addition to Python 2.7

Thanks to all contributors!

P.S. Pull Requests always welcome

- Django 1.7 compatibility
- Now on PyPI