It's now possible to express more than one undesireable pairing per participant. For example, don't pair Chad with his wife or his best friend
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# Required to connect to your outgoing mail server. Example for using gmail:
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# gmail
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SMTP_SERVER: smtp.gmail.com
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SMTP_PORT: 587
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USERNAME: you@gmail.com
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PASSWORD: "you're-password"
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TIMEZONE: 'US/Pacific'
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PARTICIPANTS:
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- Chad <chad@somewhere.net>
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- Jen <jen@gmail.net>
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- Bill <Bill@somedomain.net>
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- Sharon <Sharon@hi.org>
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# Warning -- if you mess this up you could get an infinite loop
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DONT-PAIR:
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- Chad, Jen # Chad and Jen are married
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- Chad, Bill # Chad and Bill are best friends
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- Bill, Sharon
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# From address should be the organizer in case participants have any questions
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FROM: You <you@gmail.net>
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# Both SUBJECT and MESSAGE can include variable substitution for the
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# "santa" and "santee"
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SUBJECT: Your secret santa recipient is {santee}
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MESSAGE:
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Dear {santa},
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This year you are {santee}'s Secret Santa!. Ho Ho Ho!
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The maximum spending limit is 50.00
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This message was automagically generated from a computer.
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Nothing could possibly go wrong...
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http://github.com/underbluewaters/secret-santa
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