SSL certificate error on every SSL page

Hello,
I was having problems earlier with connecting to my wireless internet so I deleted some of my .plist files attempting to fix the problem. Now I am having problems connecting to ANY SSL page, (as well as google chat, etc.) saying "security certificate is not trusted". Same happens on all browsers. I think it is because I deleted some plist files (not sure which ones).
How can I fix this problem? I cannot find any documentation of anyone else having this problem, so please help!
Much thanks.

The answer was found elsewhere: Android is much more picky when it comes to SSL certificates and what works in the browser doesn't necessarily work in an Android app.
A technician had to add a "SSLCACertificateFile to the SSL conf to provide this intermediate chain". I don't know what this is, but it worked.

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