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OCI Object Storage CLI Linux bash

I'm building a feature where I've looked through the documentation and I'm still confused about I'm working with a frustrating scenario when trying to sync my local directory with an OCI Object Storage bucket using the OCI CLI. The command I run is `oci os object bulk-upload --bucket-name my-bucket --src-dir ./local-dir`, but I keep getting the behavior `behavior: Permission denied`. I've double-checked that the local directory exists and that I have the necessary permissions on it. The OCI CLI version I am using is 3.4.1. I have verified the IAM policies for the user and ensured it has the `objectstorage.objects.create` and `objectstorage.objects.read` permissions for the specific bucket. The policy looks like this: ```plaintext Allow group MyGroup to manage objects in compartment MyCompartment ``` I also tried running the CLI command with sudo, but that didn't help. As a workaround, I attempted to manually upload a single file using `oci os object put --bucket-name my-bucket --name test-file.txt --file ./local-dir/test-file.txt`, and that worked without any issues. It's just the bulk upload that's failing. Could this be related to the way the OCI CLI interacts with the local file system, or might there be some underlying scenario with the bucket configuration? I'm running all of this on a Linux environment (Ubuntu 20.04). Any suggestions for resolving this scenario would be greatly appreciated! Could this be a known issue? Any pointers in the right direction?