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Old 14th August 2018
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Default ifconfig's new 'join' parameter

I am loving ifconfig's recently added 'join' parameter in -current, but having a slight bit of trouble using it from my hostname.if file. Of the networks I regularly visit, there's one in particular where I like to use a random MAC.

Code:
/etc/hostname.iwn0:

join "Guest_Wireless" lladdr random
join "linksies" wpakey "0123456789abcdef"
join "network not found" wpakey "fedcba9876543210"
join "WNET5" wpakey "Super secret passphrase!"
dhcp
up
However, this randomizes my MAC on _all_ of the networks I join, not just that specific one. (I've also tried changing the order of the join statements, to no effect.) Should I be achieving this some other way?
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