just out of curiousity... what do you need 25 netbots for???
I can't think of a reason other than guarding channel(s) on a network with no services - but on EFnet you have ChanFix (which requires no more than 5 static IP clients to score points for ops), and on IRCnet... well, it must be IRCnet, they got nothing
basically they are all dedicated servers in datacentres.... and i use them to monitor the bwusage.... as you will see in previous posts that's the script i've been creating...
but i'm using netbots as a way to update the script as i go... and add new ones to all the bots.
it's actually on an unreal server with services. so no need for chan protection at all.
it might help the eggdrop developers in fixing the problem, that's why they are asking you to report it
unfortunately, that particular error (last context in tclhash.c, that means last passed execution checkpoint was in tclhash.c, which handles scripts) seems to be all too common, and related bug(s) not fixed for years now
all you can do is try to unload some possibly unnecessary scripts
netbots may be causing the problem, but your bot crashes not because of the netbots script but because of a bug in eggdrop, possibly triggerred by netbots - which is basically the same for you, but nevertheless an important distinction
i sincerely doubt netbots has anything to do with this. Rather, I would look towards other third-party scripts, or increasing the several conf file variables that controls 'timeout', such as set ident-timeout or set connect-timeout...
hope this helps...