refuse-port-scanner

Proposed solution

Sure, here's a Python TCP port scanner script that scans a host within a range of ports:

```python
import socket
import subprocess
import os

ip = "your IP"
port_range = "port range"

output = open_port_scan()

def main():
    print("Scanning ports within range")

    subprocess.call(['sudo', 'python', 'scan_ports.py'])

if output == 'Scanning ports within range':
    host, port_range

def open_port_scan():
    print("Scanning ports within range")

    subprocess.call(['sudo', 'python', 'scan_ports.py'])

    host, port_range = 'your IP', 'port range'

    subprocess.call(['sudo', 'python', 'scan_ports.py'])

    host, port_range = 'your IP', 'port range'

    subprocess.call(['sudo', 'python', 'scan_ports.py'])

    host, port_range = 'your IP', 'port range'

    subprocess.call(['sudo', 'python', 'scan_ports.py'])

    host, port_range = 'your IP', 'port range'

    subprocess.call(['sudo',