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Hi Check these steps to resolve issue:
Verify Bucket Policy and Lifecycle Rules:
Access the bucket policy and lifecycle rules settings. Ensure there are no conflicting rules that might be overriding your permissions. If necessary, modify or disable these rules temporarily to isolate the issue.
Review IAM Roles and Users:
Check the permissions associated with the IAM role or user you're using. Ensure the role or user has the necessary permissions to set public access. If required, grant the necessary permissions.
Disable Bucket Versioning (Temporarily):
Disable bucket versioning to simplify troubleshooting. Once the issue is resolved, you can re-enable versioning if needed.
Monitor Storage Service Health:
Check the status of the underlying storage service (e.g., AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage). Look for any reported issues or outages that might be affecting permissions.
Test with a New Bucket:
Create a new bucket and test if the same issue occurs. This can help isolate if the problem is specific to the existing bucket.
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