pkgsrc/security/pinentry-mac/distinfo

$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.1 2017/05/31 12:19:16 jym Exp $

SHA1 (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = da2a909ec45e74ad1a6ff2fad34b34e3dcdb8f32
RMD160 (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = 9b2e4dc378ebec9f314e1706a5d3d9a358f0e4b2
SHA512 (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = 6eaba116eb248a2b444e131c9f9f56f91c028783e37e5b600763f1c02b9162495a557517dfb96883cf4d22d8582907e4615d3491fc8aadaf85eee8b4464067bf
Size (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = 312871 bytes
Initial import of pinentry-mac, version 0.9.4. This is a Darwin-ported pinentry, which works natively without pulling in gtk or qt4 dependencies. It is independent from the original collection of pinentry tools, and grew its own code and repository, although it still uses Assuan protocol internally (and can therefore be integrated with gpg-agent and enigmail under Mac OS). Note that it uses xcodebuild instead of autotools and generates an App. I decided to copy over the .app as under libexec and rely on sh script for invocation, App cannot be called through symlinks. Description: This is a collection of simple PIN or passphrase entry dialogs which utilize the Assuan protocol as described by the aegypten project. It provides programs for several graphical toolkits, such as GTK+ and QT, as well as for the console, using curses. This package is a port of the pinentry tool for Darwin. 2017-05-31 14:19:16 +02:00			$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.1 2017/05/31 12:19:16 jym Exp $

			`SHA1 (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = da2a909ec45e74ad1a6ff2fad34b34e3dcdb8f32`
			`RMD160 (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = 9b2e4dc378ebec9f314e1706a5d3d9a358f0e4b2`
			`SHA512 (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = 6eaba116eb248a2b444e131c9f9f56f91c028783e37e5b600763f1c02b9162495a557517dfb96883cf4d22d8582907e4615d3491fc8aadaf85eee8b4464067bf`
			`Size (pinentry-mac-0.9.4.zip) = 312871 bytes`