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Using lsof -i for application paths

I use lsof -i to look up which ports are open and to which application but I'd like more information on the application/daemon opening the port.

Any ideas ?
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What kind of information? What operating system are you using? Once you have the process ID, you can get all sorts of information with ps -p, lsof -p, strace/tusc/truss, /proc/...

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That sounds like just what I was after. I see the standard lsof output gives more too.

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