PyKMIP 0.7.0

[Peter Hamilton]

I am pleased to announce the release of PyKMIP 0.7.0.

PyKMIP is a Python implementation of the Key Management Interoperability
Protocol (KMIP), a communications protocol for the storage and maintenance
of keys, certificates, and other secret objects. PyKMIP provides clients
for conducting key management operations against KMIP appliances and a
software server application for testing and demonstration. The library is
licensed under Apache 2.0 and supports Python 2.7, 3.3-3.6.

Changelog:
* Add support for Python 3.6
* Add support for the InitialDate attribute
* Add server support for the GetAttributeList operation
* Add server support for the Locate operation
* Add client and server support for the MAC operation
* Add client and server support for the Revoke operation
* Add client and server support for the Encrypt operation
* Add client and server support for the Decrypt operation
* Add client and server support for the DeriveKey operation
* Add client and server support for the Sign operation
* Add client and server support for the SignatureVerify operation
* Add client and server support for retrieving wrapped keys
* Add client and server support for storing wrapped keys
* Add KMIP 1.4 enumerations
* Add server config option enabling certificate extension checks
* Add server config option defining set of usable TLS ciphers
* Add server config option setting the server log level
* Update the server to enforce checking object state and usage masks
* Update server Locate support to allow object name filtering
* Remove support for Python 2.6
* Fix bug with multithreading support with the SQLite backend
* Fix bug with how open() is mocked in the server test suite
* Fix bug with mismapped polymorphic identity for certificate objects
* Fix bug with socket interrupt handling under Python 3.5
* Fix bug with detached instance errors in the server test suite

GitHub: https://github.com/OpenKMIP/PyKMIP
PyPI: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyKMIP/0.7.0
IRC: #pykmip on freenode.net

Thanks to all of the contributors for their time and effort.

Cheers,
Peter Hamilton