> I would like to be able to download all of an e-mail account's e-mail (e.g. all of x@yz.com's e-mail) onto one workstation on our
> (internal) network, but have other workstations on the network be able to read those e-mails. They will not be downloading any e-mails
> themselves, nor sending any e-mails. All they need is read-access to the downloaded e-mails. While all the "other" workstations will need
> the access, they don't need it often, so other than fighting with the "download workstation" (see below) for access, there shouldn't
> be too much conflict for access.
>
> Is there a way of doing this in Pegasus?

I would use Mercury rather than Pegasus Mail and then have the various other users use Pegasus Mail (or any other e-mail client) as a IMAP4 client to read the mail.

Mercury would be downloading the mail from the POp3 account using MercuryD.

I would like to be able to download all of an e-mail account's e-mail (e.g. all of x@yz.com's e-mail) onto one workstation on our (internal) network, but have other workstations on the network be able to read those e-mails. They will not be downloading any e-mails themselves, nor sending any e-mails. All they need is read-access to the downloaded e-mails. While all the "other" workstations will need the access, they don't need it often, so other than fighting with the "download workstation" (see below) for access, there shouldn't be too much conflict for access.

Is there a way of doing this in Pegasus?

The "download workstation" needs to be downloading periodically throughout the day (or at least once a day), in an unattended manner, so I assume it will have to be running Pegasus 24/7.

Worst case scenario is for the "download workstation" to manually run Pegasus once a day to the download, then sits there as the "file server" for other workstations to access its Pegasus files.

Thanks