Using https

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How to get google-shared-contacts-client-1.1.3-Win32.zip to work with https 
after the Contacts API began redirecting HTTP GET requests to HTTPS as of March 
31, 2014.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by kdyning on 30 May 2014 at 6:01

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If you are using the windows .exe, you will need to wait for someone to rebuild 
it, but if you use the python script, it will work if you make sure you have a 
new version of the gdata python library. I can verify that the python version 
is working as of this writing with the gdata-2.0.18 library.

Original comment by jst...@mtroyal.ca on 9 Jul 2014 at 9:37

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Hi , 
I was using windows version to export my google apps addressbook, but not 
working anymore now since HTTPS change. 
I am not in developer team, and I am not aware with Python language at all, 
anyway if it can help anyone, here the way I used to make it work with python 
with the revevol support team. 

1 download and install python 2.7 (or higher) from the site: 
http://www.python.org/download/ 
1.1 Install the software at the root (C:\) 

2 Download and extract the latest version of Google Shared Contacts: 
http://code.google.com/p/google-shared-contacts-client/downloads/list 
----> Google contacts, shared-client-1.1.3.zip 
2.1-Copy the "google-shared-contacts-client" file in the folder C:\python27 

3 Download the latest library gdata: 
https://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/downloads/list 
-----> Gdata-2.0.18.zip 
3.1-Unzip and copy the contents of "gdata-2.0.18.zip\src" folder  (gdata and 
atom folders)in the "C:\python27" 

4-Export Google Apps addressbook
4.1-Go to C:\python27\google-shared-contacts-customer 
4.2-Type the following syntax: 
python shared_contacts_profiles.py --admin=XXXXX@XXX.XXX --export=XXXX.csv

Original comment by abecq...@chargeurs-interlining.com on 31 Aug 2014 at 3:18