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Allan
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The command you are looking for is brctl brctl (located in /usr/bin/usr/bin). "man brctl" man brctl will tell you all you need, but basically just "brctl download /path/to/filename"brctl download /path/to/filename (without the .icloud extension) And "evict" and evict will purge the locally cached copy.

The command you are looking for is brctl (located in /usr/bin). "man brctl" will tell you all you need, but basically just "brctl download /path/to/filename" (without the .icloud extension) And "evict" will purge the locally cached copy.

The command you are looking for is brctl (located in /usr/bin). man brctl will tell you all you need, but basically just brctl download /path/to/filename (without the .icloud extension) and evict will purge the locally cached copy.

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Scott Garrett
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The command you are looking for is brctl (located in /usr/bin). "man brctl" will tell you all you need, but basically just "brctl download /path/to/filename" (without the .icloud extension) And "evict" will purge the locally cached copy.