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Hello friend!
It sounds like permission issues. You might check the user that owns that directory or it’s files, and compare that against the user that is executing the script. A quick “ls -al” in the directory and the directory above it should show you who owns what. If you had uploaded files as root, for example, and then later ran this script as a privileged user then you might find that user unable to overwrite those files.
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