/DUPLICATES=( ALL | DONE | ERROR | INPROGRESS | NEW ) Displays the content of the duplicate request cache. These are copies of the active as well as cached non-idempotent operation responses. Non-idempotent operations are those which could not be executed twice and return the same result. The following operations are non-idempotent: CREATE (create a file or special file) LINK (create a hard link) MKDIR (create a directory file) REMOVE (delete a file or special file) REMDIR (delete a directory) RENAME (rename a file, special file or directory) SYMLINK (create a symbolic link) UNLINK (delete a hard link) Duplicates are marked with one of four states: DONE - The entry represents an NFS request which has been satisified, and the response will be resent if a matching (duplicate) request is received. ERROR - The entry represents a request in error. INPROGRESS - The entry represents an NFS request which is currently being processed by the NFS server. When a matching duplicate is received, the new (duplicate) request will be discarded without any response, since one will be dispatched when the original request is complete. NEW - The entry was either never used (initial state) or the corresponding request was idempotent and the response has already been sent. The /DUPLICATES qualifier, by default, will display only the DONE, ERROR and INPROGRESS entries. You may specify which ones you are interested in seeing by specifying a value, for example, /DUPLICATES=INPROGRESS will only show requests that are being actively worked on by the server. Specifying ALL will show all entries, including those marked NEW. You may specify more than one entry type by enclosing the particular types in parenthesis and separating them with commas, such as the following example: /DUPLICATES=(DONE,INPROGRESS).