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Differing lastb output format across servers

Google's failed me (and admins), hoping you guys can help out.

I wrote a web-enabled polling app that goes out and sudo lastb's all our servers every so often, and stores the results. All was well, until I added 3 new servers to my list.

Normal lastb output (my code basis):
userx console Fri Jun 29 14:36

From new servers:
userq console Tue Nov 26 11:23 - 14:31 (581+02:08)
root console Sun Nov 24 15:36 - 14:31 (582+21:55)

From analyzing lastb logs, I found that the parenthesis represents a time since a reboot. No idea what the time span represents, since it can't be a login timespan (they're failed logins!) This format of record only occurs toward the back end of the log (years old).

So, is there a definite rhyme and reason to this format change? And what am I missing that this seems to not be documented anywhere?

Also, any top secret HP-UX options I can use to keep the standard format?

Currently I'm only executing `lastb`, no options, same version and patches of HP-UX across the board.
 
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