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    <h1>Livestatus-service</h1>
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      Livestatus-service exposes the functionality of a livestatus socket to the outside world over HTTP.
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        <h2>Performing queries</h2>
        <h3>Basics</h3>
        <p>
          <code>GET /query?q=<em>QUERY</em></code>
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        <p>
          Will perform a query using <em>QUERY</em>.<br />
          Example : <a href="/query?q=GET%20hosts"><code>/query?q=GET%20hosts</code></a>
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        <p>
          If you need newlines, e.G. to add a filter, use <code>\n</code>.<br />
          <a href="/query?q=GET%20hosts\nColumns:%20host_name%20notifications_enabled\nFilter:%20host_name%20=%20devica01">Example : query notifications_enabled for host <em>devica01</em>.</a>
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        <p>
          See the <a href="http://mathias-kettner.de/checkmk_livestatus.html#H1:LQL%20-%20The%20Livestatus%20Query%20Language">LQL documentation</a> for more information.
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        <h3>
          Pretty query results
        </h3>
        <h4>
          Default output format
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          By default you will receive a list of dictionaries, where each dictionary represent a row.
          <a href="/query?q=GET%20hosts\nColumns:%20host_name%20notifications_enabled">Example : host_name and notifications_enabled</a><br/>
          The example yields
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            [{
                "notifications_enabled": "0",
                "host_name": "devica01"
            }, {
                "notifications_enabled": "1",
                "host_name": "tuvdbs05"
            }, {
                "notifications_enabled": "1",
                "host_name": "tuvdbs06"
            }, {
                "notifications_enabled": "1",
                "host_name": "tuvdbs50"
            }, {
                "notifications_enabled": "1",
                "host_name": "tuvmpc01"
            }, {
                "notifications_enabled": "1",
                "host_name": "tuvmpc02"
            }, {
                "notifications_enabled": "1",
                "host_name": "tuvrep01"
            }]
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        <h4>
          Custom output format
        </h4>
        <p>
          If you specify the <code>key</code> parameter, this column name will be used as a unique index for the rows and you will have a dictionary of dictionaries instead.<br/>
          <a href="/query?q=GET%20hosts\nColumns:%20host_name%20notifications_enabled&key=host_name">Example : host_name and notifications_enabled with host_name as key</a><br/>
          The example yields <br/>
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            {
                "devica01": {
                    "notifications_enabled": "0",
                    "host_name": "devica01"
                },
                "tuvrep01": {
                    "notifications_enabled": "1",
                    "host_name": "tuvrep01"
                },
                "tuvdbs06": {
                    "notifications_enabled": "1",
                    "host_name": "tuvdbs06"
                },
                "tuvdbs05": {
                    "notifications_enabled": "1",
                    "host_name": "tuvdbs05"
                },
                "tuvdbs50": {
                    "notifications_enabled": "1",
                    "host_name": "tuvdbs50"
                },
                "tuvmpc01": {
                    "notifications_enabled": "1",
                    "host_name": "tuvmpc01"
                },
                "tuvmpc02": {
                    "notifications_enabled": "1",
                    "host_name": "tuvmpc02"
                }
            }
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        <h2>Performing commands</h2>
        <h3>The command endpoint</h3>
        <p>
          <code>GET /cmd?q=<em>COMMAND</em></code>
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        <p>
          Will perform a command using <em>COMMAND</em>.<br />
          The <code>COMMAND [%s]</code> directive will be inserted for you.<br />
          Example : <a href="/cmd?q=ENABLE_HOST_NOTIFICATIONS;devica01"> <code>/cmd?q=ENABLE_HOST_NOTIFICATIONS;devica01</code></a>
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        <p>
          Refer to the <a href="http://docs.icinga.org/latest/en/extcommands2.html"> list of external commands</a> for more information.
        </p>
        <h3>Using another command handler</h3>
          You can specify the <code>handler</code> argument to use a custom handler.<br/>
          <a href="/cmd?q=ENABLE_HOST_NOTIFICATIONS;devica01&handler=icinga" >Example: enable host notifications using the icinga handler</a><br/>
        <h4>Currently implemented handlers</h4>
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                <th>Handler</th>
                <th>Effect</th>
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              <tr>
                <td>livestatus (default)&nbsp;</td>
                <td>Uses the livestatus UNIX socket</td>
              </tr>
              <tr>
                <td>icinga</td>
                <td>Uses the configured icinga command file (commands only)</td>
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