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I got the same problem.
The problem is that the plugin im my case copies the file with read-only privileges (444) into the destination directory. So if the file is already there, the plugin fails to overwrite it.
I checked the directory privileges where the file resides and they are ok (755). I checked the umask of the user used to execute the job and it is ok (0022).
If I delete the file or change its privileges to 644 the plugin succeeds to copy the file. But it uses 444 again, so I have to do this after each job run.