anonaddy/anonaddy v0.6.0

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This release adds the ability to disable the catch-all feature on the main account username that you register with. You can update this in your account settings.

• Make sure that you run php aritsan migrate when updating to add the catch_all column to the users table
• Adds new /api/v1/app-version endpoint for details about the currently installed version of AnonAddy
• Fixes a bug with the query in /etc/postfix/mysql-recipient-access-domains-and-additional-usernames.cf that was introduced with the previous release
• The /etc/postfix/mysql-recipient-access-domains-and-additional-usernames.cf file has been removed and instead has instead been combined into the /etc/postfix/mysql-recipient-access.cf file.
• A new stored procedure called check_access will now replace the previous two - block_alias and check_catch_all.

Please read the new MariaDB section of the self-hosting instructions for details on adding the new check_access stored procedure.

• If you have catch-all disabled for your account username and someone sends an email to an alias that does not already exist then it will be REJECTED.