I am trying to push a large directory to a bucket in AWS S3 while retaining the source destination's subdirectory structure using S3Express. The command looks like this:
put "C:\Users\Company\Data\Images" curated-photos/test/ -s -cacl:public-read -cond:"name matches 'image.jpg'"
With "-s" setting the upload to be recursive, the console output shows that it is going into the subdirectories and attempting to upload all instances of 'image.jpg'.
However, I get a lot of red error messages saying:
<source file> - 60 - SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
I have checked other questions with that same error message, but none of it seems to apply to s3 uploads. My questions is:
Can I do something to fix this on my end, or is there a better means of getting this directory onto S3 with the same effect (maintain folder structure, setting permissions to "public-read", only files named "image.jpg")?
From what I've gathered in my searches, s3Express is not a very talked-about tool, so if it's better to abandon it and go with something else I will do so.
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