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I see now that the bot said that someone will receive and review my inquiry within 24 hours so I would delete this question if I could but for now I will mark it as resolved.

Thank you. It turns out it was indeed another plugin.

We also updated to the latest version (4.0.8) of the free plugin and the problem has not gone away. A curious factor is that another site we have, that also uses version 4.0.8 of the free plugin plus version 4.0.8 of the pro plugin, is not having this issue. It’s working fine.

I am also seeing this problem using WPUF Free 4.0.7 with WPUF Pro 4.0.8

I hope it will be fixed soon.

Thank you. The admin message is gone. So, I’ll figure that unless it returns, we’re all set. Thank you for your assistance.

Thank you. It looks like we’re still golden. The signup from “Constant Contact Forum Support” is there.

Thank you. It is very possible that this was triggered by a PHP update. The site is currently running on PHP 8.2. At this point rolling back all the way to before 7.4 isn’t a viable solution.

It’s hard to tell whether there are changes in the signup traffic as this is a low-volume mailing list so we don’t get that many signups anyway. Should we do something to reset the connection? Thanks.

OK. What do we need to do to address the issue and get rid of the warning?

Thank you. For some unknown reason, the last scheduled backup, which was yesterday, ran and completed successfully. I don’t know why because I did not change any settings, but maybe the hosting company tweaked something in their system. So for now I think we can consider this resolved. Thank you for your assistance.

The hosting plan in use is supposed to come with 50GB of storage space, of which 9.64?GB is in use. So, there should be a bit over 40GB available.

Thank you for the suggestions. I applied both of them and unfortunately the backup failed again. So, here’s a new log file.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4y4nj3g7h3j1r0jt3i6px/log.7919bc3d417a.txt?rlkey=f42gb3mesvsub46uirsego8q9&dl=0

For some strange reason, PasteBin won’t let me set it as anything other than private so I have put it up in DropBox. Here’s a link that should allow you to access it there. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/3tyx1y4isnh5qr6utwwn7/log.f187eb569bc7.txt?rlkey=fblzia6jakbyxvwgtdba8c4vd&dl=0

Thank you, Bryle. Here’s a link to the file on PasteBin: https://pastebin.com/edit/5zbhVyhe

I’m also running into this issue. Has anyone found a solution? Thanks!