View/Edit #95!@identify

@identify <player>

Attempts to trace player's connection (which usually doesn't work since
most places don't have open TCP-ident daemons). If it succeeds, it
will print the player connection's email address, then do a search of
the database to see who is registered at that database. Most of the
time it will be <player> registered, but occasionally you see things
like:

@id some_guy
Attempting to trace connection (no guarantees)...
Identified as joe@machine.somewhere.org
Found 1 matches in the player database:
joe@somewhere.org: some_other_guy (#xxxx)

And then you know 'some_other_guy' is using 'some_guy's account. Tsk tsk.

If @id fails to trace the connection, it will match the connection site
so that you can see who else has connected from that site.