Install Installation/configure order

You don't generally need to run all centmin.sh menu options on fresh installs as most software is up to date. Most common ones to run would be when a new nginx or php version is out you'd run centmin.sh menu option 4 and 5.

Adding new vhosts would be centmin.sh menu option 2

you have OVH custom kernel which can cause problems, install page for centmin mod suggests using centos distro kernels at os install time via OVH control panel Install - libkmod: kmod_module_new_from_loaded: | Centmin Mod Community

Either do a fresh OS install via OVH control panel with distro default kernel checked or try @SFLC linked guide to switch the existing OS's linux kernel from OVH custom to centos distro default at Install - libkmod: kmod_module_new_from_loaded: | Centmin Mod Community link at How to change default boot kernel permanently or temporarily on CentOS - Ask Xmodulo

2nd last photo posted at OVH - OVH Intel Core i7 4790K 32GB 2x240GB Samsung PM863 SSD Review | Centmin Mod Community shows my MC-32 OVH server control panel OS check for install original kernel check box

dns propagation time depends on your DNS records set TTLS values which some default to 86400 seconds. You can check worldwide propagation via whatsmydns.net

 

strange you got pass the check i made like @alan you should of got an error OVH server error | Centmin Mod Community at install time aborting install

Code (Text):

Detected OVH based server with custom OVH Linux kernel
It's best to use CentOS distro default Linux Kernels
aborting script...

 

strange what output do you get for these 3 commands which i use to check for OVH custom kernel etc

Code (Text):

curl -s ipinfo.io/org | grep -o 'OVH'
uname -r | grep '\-grs'
awk -F "\"" '/DISTRIBKERNEL/ {print $2}' /root/.ovhrc

wrap in CODE tags the output

 

no worries then those command checks won't do anything if you reinstalled with centos original kernel

but still maybe do command output for

Code (Text):

curl -s ipinfo.io/org | grep -o 'OVH'
awk -F "\"" '/DISTRIBKERNEL/ {print $2}' /root/.ovhrc

 

thanks that is expected output for ovh original kernel detection

 

@BamaStangGuy what do you get for command output for

Code (Text):

curl -s ipinfo.io/org | grep -o 'OVH'
awk -F "\"" '/DISTRIBKERNEL/ {print $2}' /root/.ovhrc

You can try to change your OVH custom Kernel to original CentOS Kernel using guide at How to change default boot kernel permanently or temporarily on CentOS - Ask Xmodulo