Unreliability with DHCP

1. Sleep (suspend) whilst connected to one network

2. connect to a network elsewhere

3. wake (resume).

Result:

/etc/resolv.conf frequently contains outdated information. In some 
(maybe all) such cases, the IPv4 inet address is outdated; and so on.

Which /etc/rc.d/ file(s) should I attempt to fix?

I imagine using the resume keyword, which is currently used by only one 
script:

% rcorder -k resume /etc/rc.d/*
/etc/rc.d/ntpd
%


I routinely run the command below to work around the bug (and observe 
the states of things) – run _after_ the bug bites. I'd prefer a fix, to 
prevent the bites.

ls /var/run/resolvconf/interfaces/ ; route delete default ; ifconfig 
wlan0 down && ifconfig em0 down && sleep 5 ; ls 
/var/run/resolvconf/interfaces/ ; ifconfig em0 up && sleep 15
; ls /var/run/resolvconf/interfaces/ ; cat /etc/resolv.conf ; ping -c 2 
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