Thank you very much.
Jar if you remember i have asked some question about mail goes to spam folder at yahoo and gmail.
My ISP has cleared all blacklisted from their side and i put a question at yahoo they have suggested some tips too but need your help too please see their response here.
> 1. The specific domain name and IP address(es) of the email machines
> that experienced the delivery issue when trying to send to Yahoo! Mail.
>
> IP address: 61.16.236.205
> Domain name: mail.glyphinternational.co
> DNS shows: [No host name is associated with this
> IP address]
>
> 2. The results of a DNS & RDNS query for the mail server with delivery
> issues showing that you are resolving IP and domain name correctly.
> Your mail server IP reverse DNS should reflect your domain in the name.
>
> Please review the following link for assistance in correct configuration
> of SMTP and DNS:
>
> http://www.saas.nsw.edu.au
>
> The server should have a fully qualified hostname (FQDN). The hostname
> should resolve to an A record. (DNS) The IP address should resolve to
> the server domain name.(RDNS) The MX record for the domain for which
> you wish to receive mail should point to the domain name of your
> dedicated mail server. There should be a PTR record for the IP address
> of your server.
>
> We greatly appreciate your assistance and patience.
>
> Thank you again for contacting Yahoo! Mail. Your case number for this
> issue is 62072053. Please reference it in all future communication about
> this particular issue.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ashlar
>
> Yahoo! Customer Care
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by: jar3817Posted on 2009-07-05 at 06:25:54ID: 24779960
Yup. It means 10.50.0.2 (assuming you changed it when making the post) tried to login as all those users. Assuming you have decent passwords set, there is nothing to worry about. This happens all the time to my servers and is just something that is going to happen to a machine that is connected to the internet. These scumbags just scan IP ranges looking for machines that are on and when they find one they try to login with common usernames and lame passwords.
I setup a special iptables rule to slow this down for SSH logins on my servers, but nobody but me should be logging in via SSH, you probably dont' want to do that on a mail server where people are logging in trying to get their mail.