</name>
<command type="perl">
-%SRCDIR/runtests.pl -L %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/test1196-library.pl
+%SRCDIR/runtests.pl -L %LOGDIR/test1196-library.pl
</command>
# Create a simple perl snippet that lets runtests.pl
# exit with a code we can check.
<precheck>
-echo 'exit 123' > %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/test1196-library.pl
+echo 'exit 123' > %LOGDIR/test1196-library.pl
</precheck>
</client>
</name>
<command type="perl">
-%SRCDIR/runtests.pl -o TESTDIR=%SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/data -o LOGDIR=%SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/log -E %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/test%TESTNUMBER-exclude-file 1
+%SRCDIR/runtests.pl -o TESTDIR=%LOGDIR/data -o LOGDIR=%LOGDIR/log -E %LOGDIR/test%TESTNUMBER-exclude-file 1
</command>
<precheck>
-mkdir %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/data ; mkdir %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/log; cp %SRCDIR/data/test1 %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/data; echo 'test:1:Test should not run for unit test %TESTNUMBER' > %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/test%TESTNUMBER-exclude-file
+mkdir %LOGDIR/data ; mkdir %LOGDIR/log; cp %SRCDIR/data/test1 %LOGDIR/data; echo 'test:1:Test should not run for unit test %TESTNUMBER' > %LOGDIR/test%TESTNUMBER-exclude-file
</precheck>
<postcheck>
-grep -q "Test should not run for unit test %TESTNUMBER" %SRCDIR/%LOGDIR/stdout%TESTNUMBER
+grep -q "Test should not run for unit test %TESTNUMBER" %LOGDIR/stdout%TESTNUMBER
</postcheck>
</client>