This code allows you to check which users are connected on some IP at your network.
Code requires ircop status to be proccessed.

Example:

[15:44] *** (NETWORK) -- Starting scanning for IP: *@12.34.56.78
[15:44] *** (irc.local.net) -- User Some-Nick (id@12.34.56.78) -- Real name: aa 
[15:44] *** (irc.local.net) -- User Some-Other-Nick (id2@12.34.56.78) -- Real name: bb
[15:44] *** (NETWORK) -- Scanning for *@12.34.56.78 took 0 seconds with 2 found matches.

NOTE: Let me know about any bug

raw 352:*: {
  if (%type == ip) {
    echo -s $timestamp *** ( $+ $5 $+ ) -- User $6 ( $+ $3 $+ @ $+ $4 $+ ) -- Real name: $9- 
    inc %.scan.found 1
  }
  inc -c %sec.took 1
  halt
}
raw 315:*: { 
  if (%type == ip) {
    echo -s $timestamp *** ( $+ $network $+ ) -- Scanning for *@ $+ %.scan.ip took $round($calc(%sec.took / 100),1) seconds with %.scan.found found matches.
  }
  set %sec.took 0
  unset %.scan.ip 
  set %.scan.found 0
  unset %type
  halt 
}
menu status {
  Check Users at IP {
    if (o isincs $usermode) { 
      set %type ip
      set %.scan.ip $remove($?"Enter IP for scan:",*@,@)
      echo -s $timestamp *** ( $+ $network $+ ) -- Starting scanning for IP: *@ $+ %.scan.ip
      who +Ii %.scan.ip
    }
    elseif (o !isincs $usermode) && ($status == connected) {
      echo -s *** Can't scan for IP while you aren't oper at $network ( $+ $server $+ )
    }
    elseif (o !isincs $usermode) && ($status == disconnected) {
      echo -s *** First try to connect to server!
    }
  }
}