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Lots of suggestions... thanks.
Here's what did not work:
o The skip certificate check plugin
o Upgrade my native git package to 1.7.10+ (but that was how I was able to figure out what the real problem was - the error message informs you that you need the CA cert)
Here's what did work:
o Copied my cacert.pem to the jenkins server (into $HOME/.git-certs/)
o Added the following lines to $HOME/.gitconfig:
[http]
sslVerify = true
sslCAPath = /home/jenkins/.git-certs
I have upgraded my native git package to git-1.7.12.3, and still can't clone (due to java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Null value not allowed as an environment variable: GIT_COMMIT) but methinks that is a different bug/feature.
This issue can be closed.