For some reason my computer is sending out pings to all ip's on a certain port and I dont want it to. I havent been able to figure out which program they are comming from, is there any way to see what programs are sending pings to specific ip addresses?

Take a look at 'netstat'. Pings are of the network type 'raw' rather tcp or udp.

This command may work for you (as root, to see all activity):

netstat --ip --raw -anp

You'll get output like this:

raw 0 0 0.0.0.0:1 192.168.1.10:* 7 3698/ping

The last column is the process ID of the program making the connection, and the name of the program after the slash.

Then you can use 'ps' to get full details on the process whose ID you found, like this:

ps -A u | grep '3698'

Which will show the full command as the last column:

hob 3698 0.0 0.0 2028 416 pts/1 S 23:53 0:00 ping 192.168.1.10