I think the solution is as follows: Once my kickoff script confirms that my server is running, I invoke:
qconf -Me <config_file> However my script will first have to grab the existing host config file (does that reside on the qmaster node?) for the host it is executing on, run it thru sed and change the state of my custom resource from false to true (or whatever is the proper values for booleans) and save it as a file that is passed to the above command. If only this command didn't require a full replacement file, I wouldn't need to read the config file across the network just to change one line. It would have been nice if I could change single resource values with <resource>=<value>.
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