Added Directadmin filter, jail and log test
typo
BF: fix path to the exim log on Debian systems (/var/log/exim4)
BF: path to exim's mainlog on Fedora (Thanks Frantisek Sumsal) + changelog entry
ENH: Add version command to protocol
TST: Add test for version server command
Adding vagrant support

Vagrant will provide you with a default devel box where code
can be tested. No further arguments like "On my system it is
running. Has to be yours".
I choosed a Debian wheezy based box with saltstack installed.
Wheezy because it is stable and ships mostly older packages
than other distros. Saltstack is used for pre-installing
packeges when bringing up our box. So any requierements from
fail2ban can be saved here and shipped out with git.

You can add multiple other boxes. For example adding CentOS
to check if the tests are passing also there.
Merge pull request #758 from Sean-Der/add-version-to-protocol

ENH: Add version command to protocol
Added cloudflare action
Updated comments
Merge pull request #760 from yarikoptic/enh/exim4_debian_path

BF: fix path to the exim log on Debian and Fedora systems
Vagrant with two Ubuntu Trusty64 boxes

Added Vagrantfile with Ubuntu Trusty64 configured.
Both VMs are sharing the same network 192.168.200.0/24. Options for using
saltstack are pre-configured but commented out.

VM "secure" can be used for testing fail2ban code.

VM "attacker" can be used to perform attack against our "secure" VM.
Merge pull request #763 from Sean-Der/round-banip-time

BF: Round timeofban before inserting into the persistant database
DOC: Update ChangeLog for change in b73ed9b
BF: Remove manually unbanned IPs from persistent database

Stops them being restored when Fail2Ban is restarted. Particularly this
is an issue with bantime < 0

Fixes gh-768
Forwards bantime to action scripts

That way, ipset and afctl will use a real timeout and not default to a fixed value for all jails
named users + smtp atuh probes
Update courier-smtp.conf
added Jul 3 & Jul 4
I don't understand those years.
BF: cyrus-imaps -- catch also for secured daemons