I'd say this isn't quite ready for prime time. The errors I received were annoying and you're not going to get an end user or most IT admins to parse the python

I'd say this isn't quite ready for prime time. The errors I received were annoying and you're not going to get an end user or most IT admins to parse the python just to find the errors. I've only had 3 major errors but they were significant: 1) I'm on Yosemite so GetAuditedSystemVersion() looks for a PatchVersion variable that simply isn't there. The header reads 10.10 not 10.10.patch as expected. 2) The Safari parsing snafu listed in my previous comment. Opening Safari isn't enough, you have to use the browser quite a bit. The same could likely be said for all browser tests and it would be a good idea to outline precisely what this needs to be. Hint: A new system or install of Yosemite for instance will produce the errors I saw. 3) There's a parsing bug in ParseMailAppAccount() and I just commented out the call completely. Any number of these could just be Yosemite related but I don't think so. All of the bugs I ran into are variations on index out of bounds due to some hardcoded assumption that mostly works, except in this instance apparently. I'm not the only one with these nagging bugs based on the issues list but mine do seem very specific to Yosemite or how I do(n't) use my system.