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[Alexey Kopytov <question156376@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #156376 on sysbench changed:
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Alexey Kopytov posted a new comment:
Hi Michael,

That would of course work if sysbench was invoked from the directory
where the 'tests' directory resides. Which is usually the case when one
uses a self-compiled binary from a Git/Bzr repository, for example.

That may not be the case when sysbench is installed from a distribution
package, e.g. path to the binary may be /usr/bin/sysbench, and test
files are installed under distribution-specific path such as
/usr/share/sysbench/...

That's why sysbench still expects a path, either an absolute or relative
one. I'm going to simplify this in the future by converting sysbench
into a full-fledged Lua interpreter, so one could execute benchmarks
scripts directly, much like Bash or Perl scripts are executed.

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