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Signed-off-by: Gregor Best <[email protected]>

README

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+WIRELESS(8)                 System Manager's Manual                WIRELESS(8)
+
+NAME
+     wireless – scan for and configure wireless networks
+
+SYNOPSIS
+     wireless [file]
+
+DESCRIPTION
+     wireless scans for and configures wireless networks on OpenBSD.  It uses
+     ifconfig(8) to do most of the heavy lifting and basically just interprets
+     and applies scan results.
+
+USAGE
+     Just run wireless once to scan for known wireless LANs and configure the
+     earliest network in the configuration file, for example:
+
+           $ wireless
+           ... wait a bit for scanning and configuration ...
+           $ dhclient iwn0
+
+     The result of the scan is also written to the file /tmp/nw-aps.  It
+     contains one line for each access point with the following information:
+
+           BSSID RSSI encrypted? known? SSID
+
+     If necessary (see the CONFIGURATION section below), wireless will notify
+     wpa_supplicant(8) of the newly established connection by calling
+
+           wpa_cli reassoc
+
+CONFIGURATION
+     This is an example configuration file:
+
+           device iwn0
+           verbose
+
+           open   freifunk.paderborn.net
+           802.1x eduroam
+           wpa    "home network" thisismypassword
+
+     There are three kinds of networks, open, wpa and 802.1x.  All of these
+     get an SSID as their first parameter.  wpa gets the password as the
+     second parameter.  SSIDs and passwords which contain spaces can be
+     enclosed in single or double quotes.  Regular string quoting rules apply:
+
+           wpa Hello\ foo" 'I'm a password!'
+
+     You can include files with the include statement:
+
+           include /home/user/.wireless.conf
+
+     Macros can be set and used like this:
+
+           mypw = "foobar! 1234#$"
+           wpa nw1 $mypw
+           wpa nw2 $mypw
+
+     The priority of a network depends on the order of networks in the
+     configuration file.  The earlier a network appears, the higher is its
+     priority.  If an SSID is visible multiple times (such as in campus
+     networks), the access point with the strongest RSSI is chosen.
+
+FILES
+     /etc/wireless.conf  configuration file
+     /tmp/nw-aps         scan results
+
+DIAGNOSTICS
+     If the keyword verbose is given in the configuration file, the name of
+     the network that is being configured will be printed to the standard
+     error stream.
+
+     The keyword debug enables behaviour that helps debugging.  Its meaning
+     will change without prior notice, so it should not be used outside of
+     development.
+
+SEE ALSO
+     ifconfig(8) wpa_supplicant(8)
+
+AUTHORS
+     �•   Gregor Best <[email protected]>
+
+     �•   jggimi (pledging)
+
+     �•   spedru (improvements to the wpa_supplicant(8) interface)
+
+OpenBSD 6.0                      June 14, 2016                     OpenBSD 6.0

wireless.conf

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 mynwid = "MacroNWID"
 mypw = "foobar! 1234$#"
 
-# include "wireless.conf.local"
+include "wireless.conf.local"
 
 device iwn0
 verbose
-# debug
+debug
 
 wpa  "thisimynet" /I#m1a2pas%w0rD//..,, #foo
 wpa  "foo#bar" "fnord"