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Description of problem:
Truncation in pdf report for system report module.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Subscription Asset Manager Version: 1.2.5-1h.el6_3

How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
[root@i18nsamtest ~]# headpin -u admin -p admin system report --org=test --environment=test --format=pdf
[root@i18nsamtest ~]# ls
headpin_systems_report.pdf 
  
Actual results:
Truncation in pdf report for system report module.

Expected results:
The system pdf report should be displayed correctly and no truncation.

Additional info:

Created attachment 652559 [details]
headpin_systems_report.pdf

Mass moving i18n BZs to CFSE where they are also present

This bug was closed because of a lack of activity.  If you feel this bug should be reconsidered for attention please feel free to re-open the bug with a comment stating why it should be reconsidered.