zentara,

your version
    print $socket $chat[$i], $EOL if ( $1 ne $ID && $2 ne $kill);

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sends the $ID to all the Clients and there it has absolutely no meaning.
The Reader adds the (internal) $ID:
    push @chat, "$self->{ID}\t$1";

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and the Writer should remove this ID:(little changed)
    foreach ( @chat[$E{$ID} .. $#chat] ) {
        # spilt into ID and incomming line
        /(.+?)\s(.+)[\n\r]*/;
        # send only line
        print $socket $2,$EOL if ( $1 ne $ID && $2 ne $kill);
    }

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So a Writer does not send
1. if a line is from its corresponding Reader:   $1 ne $2
2. if a line has the kill-code (no matter by whom):  $2 ne $kill

If you want the Client to get back his own line just change print $socket .. to:
    print $socket $2,$EOL if ( $2 ne $kill );

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Well, when I removed my stupid bug (look at the code,
a few lines above is a simular sitiation, where I can 'empty' $Elm),
this memory access error disappeared. So I think it is from there.

In case of any problem may be you better mail me directly:
    g o o l y @ g m x . a t

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(valid until I get tooo much spam.)

have fun chatting,
carl

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