#! /usr/bin/env bash
#
# Invokes zkg to get the same behavior as with a Zeek-bundled install:
# no config file is spelled out by default, but a config and state
# directory are set as with the installation via CMake.

# Pretend a different home directory, as created by setup-zeek-and-home
export HOME=$(pwd)/home/testuser

# Make zkg use the (pseudo) Zeek-bundled locations created by setup-zeek
export ZEEK_ZKG_CONFIG_DIR=$(pwd)/zeekroot/etc/zkg
export ZEEK_ZKG_STATE_DIR=$(pwd)/zeekroot/var/lib/zkg

# Don't use a default package source in zkg:
export ZKG_DEFAULT_SOURCE=

$TEST_BASE/../zkg "$@"