Comment 22 for bug 1604750

@jksinton

I went back to byobu version 5.106 with tmux 2.1 and than tried your tip:

changed line 88 (as i tested before) into:
[ "/var/lib/apt" -nt "$mycache" ] || [ "/var/lib/apt/lists" -nt "$mycache" ] || [ "/var/log/dpkg.log" -nt "$mycache" ]

and deleted /dev/shm/byobu-<user>-<XXXXXXX>/cache.tmux/updates-available*

suddenly the red "5!" disapeared.

Some time later, there was another 2 updates. I let them go with "sudo apt update&&sudo apt full-upgrade&&sudo apt-get autoremove" and the red note disappeared.

I was happy but wanted to wait one more test for posting here once again. And - what can I say; after a newly arrived update (3 for now) I did my job and installed it again with "sudo apt update&&sudo apt full-upgrade&&sudo apt-get autoremove". But the red "3!" is still there :-(

In /dev/shm/byobu-<user>-<XXXXXXX>/cache.tmux/ there is a updates-available and a updates-available-lock again. In the updates-available there stands "3 0". If I change it to "0 0" the red note goes away quick.

Do I have to clear or change it sometimes by hand from now on?