Just want to add that I had this issue as well, and seem to have resolved the issue for myself at least.
My hosting provider's CentOS installer is a modified minimal installation and comes with a few remnants that needed to be removed.
I ended up cleaning out the remnants with a couple commands:
Then ensured curl was installed with "yum install curl", ran the Sentora installer and after creating the Wordpress install everything was working correctly.
Not sure if this helps, but I thought I'd add my experience with the issue.
My hosting provider's CentOS installer is a modified minimal installation and comes with a few remnants that needed to be removed.
I ended up cleaning out the remnants with a couple commands:
Code:
yum remove -y httpd php php-pear php-mysql php-cli php-common mysqld phpMyAdmin postfix dovecot sendmail ProFTPd vsftpd named pdns pdns-backend-mysql pdns-server pdns-server-backend-mysql
Code:
yum clean all
Then ensured curl was installed with "yum install curl", ran the Sentora installer and after creating the Wordpress install everything was working correctly.
Not sure if this helps, but I thought I'd add my experience with the issue.