My site has multi-language, and language is based upon the subdomain.

en.site.com
fr.site.com
pt.site.com

The mollom don't detect any spam, and let all get in.

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int commented

I also test with the "Enable testing mode" and don't block it.

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sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
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Category: bug » support
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Is it possible that you tested as a site administrator, potentially uid 1?

All users with the "bypass mollom protection" permission are excluded from Mollom's protection, as mentioned in the form configuration. In case of the forum node form, there are additional user permissions that lead to an exclusion; Mollom's form protection configuration lists all of them.

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int commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

No. I test well.

You can see my stats of infonoticias.eu that since I activate the language subdomain, reduce all to almost zero. I think that only block if the spam goes from www.domain, and from pt.domain en.domain and es.domain mollom don't work.

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int commented

Ok, THis module don't work for me.

I will give up this module, and I will use the http://drupal.org/project/recaptcha module.

Thank you..

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int commented
Category: support » bug

change it, for if you want to fix it.

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sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
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Category: bug » support
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

According to your site's statistics, some major change must have happened around end of January or beginning of February. Prior to that, Mollom checked many posts for your site, and only after that, statistics dropped to almost zero.

Note that the Mollom module is not dependent on the URL, domain, or subdomain of your site. This information is not taken into account or used in any way when communicating with the Mollom web service.

The only possibility I can see here would be that the Mollom module is not invoked (at all) on the language subdomains. Of course, this largely depends on how your site handles the language subdomains (e.g., whether they are actual sites in a multi-site setup, etc).

If you could provide some more details on your site's setup, we might be able to assist you to find the cause for this issue.

Also, were you able to reproduce this on a clean Drupal site setup?

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int commented
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I don't have multi-sites.

The module mollom work's fine before I add 3 languages and change the detection to domain language.

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sun
Primary language German
Location Karlsruhe
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Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)

I tried to reproduce this issue with the latest version of the Mollom 2.x series, but wasn't able to reproduce it.

Steps:

1. Enable Language module
2. Add two languages: de, fr
3. Configure the domains for each language
4. Change language negotiation URL settings to be based on domain (instead of path prefix)
5. Go to configured domain of each language and post a spam comment.

Expected result: Spam comment gets blocked as spam.

Actual result: Spam comment gets blocked as spam.

That said, I just noticed that this bug was reported against 7.x-1.0. It is possible that there might have been a bug and it was fixed by another issue.

Thanks for your feedback.