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@JordanMilne JordanMilne commented Oct 27, 2016

Fixes #1

We can't safely support IPv6 with our default blacklist since
even hosts on the intranet will usually have globally-routable addresses.

Add a flag to disable IPv6 support and enable it by default.

Since we handle this in resolve() by filtering IPv6 addresses and
raising a UnknownHostException when all addresses were IPv6 we maintain
API compatibility with previous versions of SafeURL.

The examples weren't working for me unless I did this
We can't safely support IPv6 with our default blacklist since
even hosts on the intranet will usually have globally-routable addresses.

Add a flag to disable IPv6 support and enable it by default.

Since we handle this in `resolve()` by filtering IPv6 addresses and
raising a `UnknownHostException` when all addresses were IPv6 we maintain
API compatibility with previous versions of SafeURL.
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SafeURL doesn't filter private IPv6 addresses by default

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