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Certificate Authority works in Linux but fails in MacOS

I want to create a self-signed root certificate authority, such that the certificates signed by this CA are trusted by the OS which trusts the CA. After following a couple different guides, I managed ...
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Is this setup of an HTTPS/TLS/SSL certificate for an Asus RT-AC3200 router via Mac OS X 10.10 and Chrome correct?

Using the following links I believe I was able to create and install a certificate and authority for my router so that when I connect to it via HTTPS it won't give me the warning screen about the site ...
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Install self-signed SSL certificate correctly (for use in Node.js)

I've been trying to create a self-signed certificate, use it in a simple Node.js server, and install it into the system to the system trusted. However, something is not working, the 'SSL certificate ...
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Importing a self-signed SSL certificate on MacOS

I generated a self-signed certificate with openssl and added it to my linux server. I then imported the certificate on my mac with Keychain Access into the System keychain using the settings "Always ...
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How to easily create a SSL certificate and configure it in Apache2 in Mac OS X?

I'd like to use my Mac OS X with https for local development tests. How can I easily make Apache2 respond to ssl, just for test proposes - I don't want a real certificate, just a fake to make local ...
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