freebsd-ports/net-mgmt/airport/distinfo

MD5 (configurator_201.zip) = 766b687e041001ced655a11fd368d7e9
MD5 (configurator_152.zip) = 1abe6dc50d85dfbca51101dd689e6fea
MD5 (link_monitor_11.zip) = e6837268e0edcdfd1566dec35b09deb7
MD5 (host_monitor_10.zip) = 8f413a9a283c28d3e7ba461b79da1b45
MD5 (airportmodemutility_20.zip) = 502cb25bddd0ba95c2d5c746a6b47844
Update to version 2.0.1 freebsd.org -> FreeBSD.org Adjust pkg-descr PR: 43457 2002-11-23 16:09:18 +01:00			`MD5 (configurator_201.zip) = 766b687e041001ced655a11fd368d7e9`
Oops. You need to install both kinds of configurator. Which you use depends on which version of the airport ("graphite" or "snow") you own. 2002-05-26 18:36:05 +02:00			`MD5 (configurator_152.zip) = 1abe6dc50d85dfbca51101dd689e6fea`
Add support for the Airport Host and Link monitors. The port won't be able to track the version numbers of those, but if they increment before the configurator does, we can use PORTREVISION. We'll bump that now too, of course. We can't add the modem utility because there isn't a distfile available that has a version number in it. :-( 2001-05-22 05:56:36 +02:00			`MD5 (link_monitor_11.zip) = e6837268e0edcdfd1566dec35b09deb7`
			`MD5 (host_monitor_10.zip) = 8f413a9a283c28d3e7ba461b79da1b45`
1. Update to 2.0 2. Use new java port infrastructure. 3. Since we require swing, we require Java 1.2+. This also simplifies the script, since we can presume 'javavm -jar foo.jar' will work. 2002-05-26 18:26:23 +02:00			`MD5 (airportmodemutility_20.zip) = 502cb25bddd0ba95c2d5c746a6b47844`