Initial import.

README.md

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+netconnect is a simple helper for configuring networks on OpenBSD.
+
+While the existing hostname.if(5) configuration mechanism works
+great for relatively static networks (as in always the same set
+of networks, obviously it works fine on DHCP), it doesn't handle
+the use case of connecting to different wireless networks very well.
+
+netconnect intentionally avoids direct hardware interfaces. All
+manipulation of network state is performed through ifconfig(8).
+This allows netconnect to work seamlessly on a wide range of 
+hardware.
+
+TODO:
+- Stored network configs
+- Handle other interface configs
+- WPA Enterprise?
+- Hidden SSIDs?

netconnect

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+#!/usr/local/bin/python2.7
+from subprocess import check_output
+from subprocess import call
+from re import search 
+from re import split
+import sys
+
+wifi_if="iwm0"
+eth_if="em0"
+trunk_if="trunk0"
+
+nwlist = check_output(["ifconfig", wifi_if, "scan"]).split("\n")
+networks = []
+nw_num = 0
+for line in nwlist:
+  if search("%",line):
+    cleaned = line.lstrip().split(" ")
+    name = []
+    chan_pos = 0 
+    for term in cleaned:
+      if term == "nwid":
+        chan_pos+=1
+        continue
+      elif term == "chan":
+        break
+      else:
+        chan_pos+=1
+        name.append(term)
+    security = "Open"
+    for feature in cleaned[chan_pos+6].split(","):
+      if feature == "wep" or search("wpa",feature):
+        security = feature
+    nw_num+=1
+    nwconfig = { "number": nw_num, "name": " ".join(name), "chan": cleaned[chan_pos+1], "signal": cleaned[chan_pos+4], "speed": cleaned[chan_pos+5], "security": security } 
+    networks.append(nwconfig)
+print "Found the following networks on interface %s:" % wifi_if
+for network in networks:
+  print "%s) %s - %s (%s, %s, %s)" % (network["number"], network["name"], network["security"], network["signal"], network["speed"], network["chan"])
+print "%s) Just try bringing up the wired connection." % str(int(nw_num)+1)
+selection = raw_input("Please select a network: ")
+if selection.isdigit():
+  print "Selection: %s" % selection
+  print "Max Network Number: %s" % str(int(nw_num)+1)
+  selection = int(selection)
+  if selection <= nw_num:
+    for network in networks:
+      if network["number"] == selection:
+        arguments = ["ifconfig", wifi_if, "up", "nwid", network["name"], "chan", network["chan"]] 
+        if network["security"] != "Open":
+          key = raw_input("Please input the security key for this network: ")
+          if network["security"] == "wep":
+            arguments.extend(["nwkey", key])
+          else:
+            arguments.extend(["wpa", "wpaakms", "psk", "wpakey", key])
+        result = call(arguments)
+        if result != 0:
+          print "It appears we have failed to connect to the network - ifconfig exit code: %s" % result
+          sys.exit(result)
+  if selection <= int(nw_num)+1:
+    result = call(["ifconfig", eth_if, "up"])
+    if result != 0:
+      print "It appears we have failed to bring up the wired interface - ifconfig exit code: %s" % result
+      sys.exit(result)
+    result = call(["ifconfig", trunk_if, "up", "trunkproto", "failover", "trunkport", eth_if, "trunkport", wifi_if])
+    if result != 0:
+      print "It appears we have failed to bring up the trunk interface - ifconfig exit code: %s" % result
+      sys.exit(result)
+    result = call(["dhclient", trunk_if])
+    if result != 0:
+      print "It appears we have failed to acquire an IP address on any interfaces - dhclient exit code: %s" % result
+      sys.exit(result)
+  if selection > int(nw_num)+1:
+    print "C'mon, man. Get your shit together."
+else:
+  print "C'mon, man. Get your shit together."