Maybe this helps:
18:57 < nyu> looks like the statvfs check for wether fs is mounted read-write
isn't correct
18:57 < nyu> it thinks the fs is always mounted writable, hence disables the
clean flag
[...]
19:24 < nyu> i found where the bug is
19:25 < nyu> if (bkgrdflag == 0 && mntp != NULL && (mntp->f_flag &
ST_RDONLY) == 0)
19:25 < nyu> resolved = 0;
19:25 < nyu> this line (in main.c) sets resolved to 0 and it was 1 before
19:26 < nyu> i'm not sure how to fix the check though. apparently the mntp
structure is initialised with garbage when
HAVE_BSD_STATFS is not defined
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