sha1 and rmd160

[Jeremy Lavergne]

> The proftpd repository has an md5 file along with the binary. Does that mean i must use md5 or can I, as you suggest, upgrade to the rmd160 and sha256 hashes by generating them using openssl like below? Once I have those hashes I could then just include them in the port as checksums rather than the md5, sha1, and rmd160. 
> 
> openssl sha256 path/to/file
> openssl rmd160 path/to/file

It's much easier to put what checksums you're after in the Portfile and letting MacPorts tell you how they should be set:
 * place checksums md5 a\ sha1 b\ rmd160 c\ sha256 d
 * sudo port -v checksums

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