The example AMI (=ami-aacfc2bd=, in us-east-1) is already configured to take advantage of profiles like the one you just created, so if you start an instance with the profile you just created, you should be able to SSH into it, and if you followed the example, run =condor_config_val -startd isCustomConfig=, and get back 'TRUE'. (By querying a specific daemon, you ensure that you're checking the live configuration, not any configuration change that happened on disk after HTCondor startup.) -The configuration script (=FIXME=) is attached. [FIXME: make suitable for being run out of rc.local.] [If we do that, eliminate preinstall from images, because it's so easy to do and not having the script there is safer.] +The configuration script (=FIXME=) is attached. Add the following line to your base =condor_config=, if it isn't there already, to use it: + +{verbatim} +include ifexist command into $(LOCAL_CONFIG_DIR)/49ec2-instance.config : \ + /etc/condor/config.d/49ec2-instance.sh +{endverbatim} + +This, of course, assumes that you've installed the script as =/etc/condor/config.d/49ec2-instance.sh=.