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Subject: Re: PROPOSAL for periodic/security/800.loginfail
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Garance A Drosehn wrote:
 >
 > When printing the user-specific information, it only prints
 > the second line of "to users: " when there was more than one
 > userid found.  If only one userid was found, then it just
 > tacks something like "u: root*3" on the first line.

A common, single-line format would make automated parsing simpler.
Instead of entries like this:

       5 from 127.0.225.154              @ 14:39 -> 14:40 Dec 28
         to users: root*3 + 1 others
       3 from 127.0.73.182               @ 21:57 -> 21:58 Dec 26   u: root*3

Do something like this:

       5 from 127.0.225.154              @ 14:39 -> 14:40 Dec 28   to users: root*3 + 1 others
       3 from 127.0.73.182               @ 21:57 -> 21:58 Dec 26   to users: root*3