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What kind of chat? If you mean IM ( instant messenger ), then yes. Both gaim and kopete support AOL, Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, plus more. All you need is an account on one of those servers.
Sorry, I was thinking client not server. Sorry, no help here. Only thing I ever installed related to it was the AOL IM server for solaris. Didn't do much with it though.
I need to offer a chat service on my website just like yahoo or other websites do.
The same way I am using PHPBB to create a forum, I would like to do the same for the chat service.
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