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This is the domain address that you want to have handled for inbound email, so if someone emails you at rgb@192.com, then you would add in 192.com as the domain. If you want it just for outbound, then try setting the domain to something like:<br />
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rgb192.local
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This is the domain address that you want to have handled for inbound email, so if someone emails you at rgb@192.com, then you would add in 192.com as the domain. If you want it just for outbound, then try setting the domain to something like:

rgb192.local

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&gt;&gt;handled for inbound email<br />
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how can I receive email from the world on my desktop computer
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>>handled for inbound email

how can I receive email from the world on my desktop computer

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I installed <br />
hmailserver<br />
on wamp<br />
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and now I am trying to configure<br />
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and got this error when I entered 'localhost'<br />
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I installed 
hmailserver
on wamp

and now I am trying to configure

and got this error when I entered 'localhost'



hmailserver localhost error

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