"last" providing incorrect information on Solaris 8

[Steven Fishback]

I'm seeing a problem using OpenSSH v2.9.9p2 on solaris and the usage of
the "last" command.

The "last <username>" usage is displaying the sessions as still being
logged on the server when it's really not.  The "last" by itself shows
correct information about the session.     Sometimes using the "last
<username>" syntax  the session shows being terminated but the total
logged in time is hours off.
The console logins are not showing this behavior so Sun Support has been
difficult to get answers on the differences why I'm seeing this strange
behavior.   Sun Support had me apply latest "last" patches and start a
new /var/adm/wtmpx file.     I'm not understanding the tie in between
Solaris OS usage of the wtmpx file and OpenSSH.

I was using OpenSSH v2.5.2p2.  After upgrading and using the pam module
I'm still seeing this problem.   Can some else using Solairs verify this
strange behavior or verify it's a possible bug in OpenSSH?

$ last
fish  pts/4        r2-040.dhcp.in Mon Oct 29 13:47 - 13:47  (00:00)
fish  pts/2        r2-040.dhcp.in Mon Oct 29 12:43   still logged in
fish  console                       Mon Oct 29 12:14 - 12:15  (00:00)
fish  console                       Mon Oct 29 12:12 - 12:14  (00:02)

$ last fish
fish  pts/4        r2-040.dhcp.in Mon Oct 29 13:47   still logged in
fish  pts/2        r2-040.dhcp.in Mon Oct 29 12:43   still logged in
fish  console                       Mon Oct 29 12:14 - 12:15  (00:00)
fish  console                       Mon Oct 29 12:12 - 12:14  (00:02)
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