As always, when im extremly bored, I make something random. And here is what i came to think of. I know you can use $ialchan(), but I decided to use this version of it ;p.

The script supports searches of anything like this:
/findip !@test.
/findip !*@test.com

Etc.

As the script is using $wildtok(), wildcards such as ? and * are accepted. It does not support ident or realnick searches.

Here is an example of the output:

!@*.support.dairc matched "Lindrian". The user can be found on #testing on DaIRC.
"Lindrian" has been idle for 5hrs 39mins 20secs

Oh and, paste it in remotes (alt + r).

I would suggest turning /who on join ON, to keep your IAL updated at all times. Ive input the raws to halt the output of the /who events.

I havent tested the script very much, but there shoudnt be any bugs.

Enjoy.

Regards, Lindrian.

Updated the code, It uses $ialchan() now.

Updated: Noticed a flaw in the IAL checking for channels, seperated alias, works fine now.

Updated, the script now supports wildcards, optional.

/findip -w !@some.ip.com <- wildcards (? *)

/findip !@some.ip.com <- Exact match.

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You can now also scan CHANNELS!
/findip -c[w] NAME #CHANNEL
-c = channel switch
-cw = Channel switch with wildcard.

New format added to the script.

!@.net matched 20 user(s), [Toshiba],bahn,LGKeiz,Navi,nVidiaFreak. Advil|beed (!*@daIRC-B9D0B457.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net) can be found on #deltaanime at DaIRC.
"Advil|beed" has been idle for 9mins 5secs.

Updated the way of showing address and all nets the user matched.