See which sockets belong to which processes
With lsof

James Andrews
Sunday, October 31, 1999 06:11:39 AM
lsof | grep -i "program"
lsof or "list open files" is one of the systems
administrator's number one tools. On a busy
server it can help you trace what processes
are using which services, without turning any
serivces on and off to check what dies.
For many situations, lsof can provide vital clues
you really shouldn't be without! All the
distributions include it as a package. It is
usually best to install from source, though, if
you are upgrading the kernel regularly. This is
because it really "gets inside" the kernel, and
kernel upgrades often break it. I keep a copy
in /usr/src and compile when I need it.