genaddr

#!/bin/bash
# Copyright (c) 2012-2018 CIYAM Developers

gpg_1_opts="--armor --recipient tux --encrypt --sign --local-user local@domain.net --trust-model always --batch --passphrase-fd 0"
gpg_2_opts="--armor --recipient other --encrypt --sign --local-user other@domain.com --trust-model always --batch --passphrase-fd 0"

# Use simple program to split out the private key for GPG encryption.
./vanitygen 1 | ./w | gpg $gpg_1_opts >y
# use this instead of the above if 2-factor security is desired...
#./vanitygen 1 | ./w | gpg $gpg_1_opts | ./w 2 | gpg $gpg_2_opts >y
cat x y >z
rm x y

cat z

# Now rename the output file to the bitcoin address.
cat z | grep Address > z.sh
sed -i 's/Address: /address=/g' z.sh
echo "echo \$address>\$address">>z.sh
echo "xclip \$address">>z.sh
echo "./qr z>/dev/null">>z.sh
echo "mv z \$address">>z.sh
echo "mv z.png \$address.png">>z.sh
echo "echo \$address is now on the clipboard...">>z.sh
chmod a+x z.sh

./z.sh
rm z.sh