Can I manage resource designates via the command line?

Question

I would like to manage resource designates via the command line and
the <i>"unires"</i> command does not seem to have this function. Could I use
<i>"uniadmrights"</i>?
# uniadmrights -e -add -resrc -n 10000
<br>
-e modify user rights, search filter
<br>
-add set user right on (-e only, default)
<br>
-resrc resource administration
<p>
The <I>uniadmrights</I> command is not able to assign designate rights. You can assign
rights such as the ability to create and manage public and administration
groups. The "Resource administration" flag exists so far only on the
server side, and it is currently not used by the client. This is for future use.
<p>
There are two ways to assign a designate to a resource:
<ol>
<LI>Log on as the resource via the client. There are only a few commands
available, one of them being the "Access Rights".
<P>
<LI>On the server side:
<P>
Edit the /users/unison/misc/resource.ini
file and create a new section to specify the resource designate.
<P>
[DES]
Designate0 = S=Lastname/G=Firstname
<P>
Run the unires command as follows:
<P>
% unires -mod "R=resourcename" -s DES 10000
[sysOpPsw]
</OL>
<P>
<B>Note:</B> The full resource name should be used eg. "R=Resource/N=1/CA=2/ID=2
57"

Answer 1

This sounds like a job for wget . You'll have to build and run it on Unix or Cygwin.
You could also build a test suite to do this in various testing tools. You could even write a short Perl or Groovy script to do this, or a slightly longer Java class.