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nmap/macosx/nmap.pmdoc/01nmap.xml
david dd68307fe8 Use capital letters in package names. The Snow Leopard PackageMaker seems to
require that. Without it, I get the warnings

    Warning: Package "Nmap" is not assigned to a choice.
    Warning: Package "Zenmap" is not assigned to a choice.
    Warning: Package "Ncat" is not assigned to a choice.
    Warning: Package "Ndiff" is not assigned to a choice.
    Warning: Package "Nping" is not assigned to a choice.
    Warning: Choice "Nmap" has no subchoices and no package refs.
    Warning: Choice "Zenmap" has no subchoices and no package refs.
    Warning: Choice "Ncat" has no subchoices and no package refs.
    Warning: Choice "Ndiff" has no subchoices and no package refs.
    Warning: Choice "Nping" has no subchoices and no package refs.

In the built installer, all the choices said "Zero KB" and the "Continue"
button was not clickable.
2010-03-07 05:36:26 +00:00

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<pkgref spec="1.12" uuid="A488395A-3951-449A-B3F6-A74D5E926D69">
<config>
<identifier>org.insecure.nmap.Nmap.pkg</identifier>
<version>1</version>
<description />
<post-install type="none" />
<requireAuthorization />
<installFrom relative="true" includeRoot="false">Nmap</installFrom>
<installTo>/</installTo>
<flags>
<followSymbolicLinks />
</flags>
<packageStore type="internal" />
<mod>parent</mod>
<mod>installFrom.isRelativeType</mod>
</config>
<contents>
<file-list>01nmap-contents.xml</file-list>
<filter>/CVS$</filter>
<filter>/\.svn$</filter>
<filter>/\.cvsignore$</filter>
<filter>/\.cvspass$</filter>
<filter>/\.DS_Store$</filter>
</contents>
</pkgref>