SSL ERROR : The required certificate was not found

I am using Adobe Javascript this.submitForm to submit FDF. This works fine in Windows. When the same pdf is opened in a Linux environment I get the following error:
SSL ERROR : The required certificate was not found
and am required to run acroread -installCertificate.
This I do and it succeeds but the SSL error persists.
The this.submitForm command is given below:
/this.submitForm({cURL: 'https://some-webpath/FILE.cgi#FDF',bFDF: true,bGet: false});
When reading the documentation for the submitForm I see that the Acrobat Web Capture plug-in should be installed: I notice this is the case in Windows but not in Linux. Where can I get this?

Hi Ben,
The behavior you have noticed with the newly installed certificate files in
[home-folder]/.adobe/Acrobat/[version]/Cert folder
and the
[install-folder]/Adobe/Reader8/Reader/Cert/curl-ca-bundle.crt file is correct. Further, the behavior has not changed between Reader versions 8.x and 9.x
It is possible that the problem may be of the installed certificate not linking up to one of the Root CA-s. An Intermedia-CA certificate may be needed to be installed.
Could you mail me at " sanath at adobe dot com ", if possible, with more information about the problem (the PDF, the certificate in question - the file named like 123456.0 ), so that we at Adobe can work on resolving your problem
Regards
Sandip

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