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@aporter I got the same results from a backup I ran after deactivating that extension. Rather than uninstalling it I’m willing to wait a bit for your update to appear.

No, we don’t have that one installed. Our active plugins are:

Add From Server	Version 3.4.5 by Dion Hulse
Classic Editor	Version 1.6 by WordPress Contributors
Customize Feeds for Twitter	Version 1.9.8 by Weblizar
Disable "BIG image" Threshold	Version 1.0 by Jonathan Desrosiers
Email Address Encoder	Version 1.0.22 by Till Krüss
Enable Media Replace	Version 3.5.0 by ShortPixel
GDPR Cookie Consent Banner	Version 2.3.15 by termly
Google Analytics for WordPress by MonsterInsights	Version 7.14.0 by MonsterInsights
Increase Maximum Upload File Size	Version 2.0.4 by Imagify
Maintenance Mode	Version 2.4.3 by Lukas Juha
Sermon Manager for WordPress	Version 2.16.3 by WP for Church
Simple Calendar	Version 3.1.35 by Simple Calendar
UpdraftPlus - Backup/Restore	Version 1.16.46 by UpdraftPlus.Com, DavidAnderson
WP Crontrol	Version 1.9.0 by John Blackbourn & crontributors

Our inactive ones:

Akismet Anti-Spam	Version 4.1.8 by Automattic
inSite by Duda: Personalization Made Easy	Version 1.6.9 by dudamobile.com
PB oEmbed HTML5 Audio - with Cache Support	Version 2.6 by Pascal Bajorat
Sermon Browser	Version 0.45.22 by Mark Barnes

The relevant section now looks like this:

0656.824 (1) Requesting upload of the files that have not yet been successfully uploaded (9)
0656.843 (1) Cloud backup selection (1/1): googledrive with instance (1/1) (last)
0656.848 (1) Beginning dispatch of backup to remote (googledrive) (instance identifier s-1f05ef5ad9acaf9e7382836ca8ebafea)
0659.290 (1) Google Drive: id_from_path failure: exception (Google\Exception): Do not know how to execute this type of object (GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Request). (line: 594, file: /home/cluster-sites/2/g/***.***.***/public_html/wp-content/plugins/updraftplus/includes/Google/Client.php)
0659.293 (1) Google Drive: id_from_path: retry (2)
0662.294 (1) Google Drive: id_from_path failure: exception (Google\Exception): Do not know how to execute this type of object (GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Request). (line: 594, file: /home/cluster-sites/2/g/***.***.***/public_html/wp-content/plugins/updraftplus/includes/Google/Client.php)
0662.300 (1) Google Drive: id_from_path: retry (1)
0666.301 (1) Google Drive: id_from_path failure: exception (Google\Exception): Do not know how to execute this type of object (GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Request). (line: 594, file: /home/cluster-sites/2/g/***.***.***/public_html/wp-content/plugins/updraftplus/includes/Google/Client.php)
0666.313 (1) Google Drive: id_from_path: retry (0)
0666.314 (1) Google Drive: upload: failed to access parent folder: Do not know how to execute this type of object (GuzzleHttp\Psr7\Request). (line: 594, file: /home/cluster-sites/2/g/***.***.***/public_html/wp-content/plugins/updraftplus/includes/Google/Client.php)
0666.332 (1) An error condition has occurred for the first time during this job
0666.335 (1) Retain: beginning examination of existing backup sets; user setting: retain_files=10, retain_db=10
0666.355 (1) Number of backup sets in history: 11; groups (db): 1

The newest browser no longer support the Flash player that Sermon Browser uses by default for providing the playback widget. I resolved the problem by installing this plugin called “PB oEmbed HTML5 Audio – with Cache Support” and then on the Options page of Sermons set the MP3 Shortcode filed to the following value:

[audio mp3="%SERMONURL%" flash_fallback="off"]