<?php
require_once "ZabbixAPI.class.php";
// This enables debugging, this is rather verbose but can help debug problems
//ZabbixAPI::debugEnabled(TRUE);
// This logs into Zabbix, and returns false if it fails
ZabbixAPI::login('http://genbook/zabbix/', 'apiuser', 'ap1') or die('Unable to login: '******'apiinfo', 'version') or die('Unable to get Zabbix Version: ' . print_r(ZabbixAPI::getLastError(), true));
echo "Server running Zabbix API Version: {$version}\n<br>";
// Fetch the user ids on the server, fetch_column ensures we just get the first item
// if you want to understand why I do this, put fetch_array instead and see!
$users = ZabbixAPI::fetch_column('user', 'get') or die('Unable to get user ids: ' . print_r(ZabbixAPI::getLastError(), true));
echo "User IDs found: " . implode($users, ',') . "\n<br>";
// Fetch hosts, but with extend option to get more data, and limit records returned
$five_hosts = ZabbixAPI::fetch_array('host', 'get', array('extendoutput' => 1, 'limit' => 5)) or die('Unable to get hosts: ' . print_r(ZabbixAPI::getLastError(), true));
echo "Retrieved maximum of five hosts: " . print_r($five_hosts, true) . "\n<br>";
// Do a simple update of userid = 1, set refresh = 1000
// NOTE: If this fails, it's because your API user is not a super-admin
ZabbixAPI::query('user', 'update', array('userid' => 1, 'refresh' => 1000)) or die('Unable to update: ' . print_r(ZabbixAPI::getLastError(), true));
echo "Updated userid 1 with refresh value of 1000!\n";
