BugFix: show vpn-sessiondb anyconnect - Index and Username ends up on… #697
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… separate lines when long usernames are used.
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… up on separate lines when long usernames are used. (networktocode#697)
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… up on separate lines when long usernames are used. (#697)
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… up on separate lines when long usernames are used. (networktocode#697)
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… separate lines when long usernames are used.
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Added support for long usernames which breaks index and usernames on separate lines instead of the same.