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openid plugin 1.8 will contain an improvement in error diagnosis that tells you which URL had caused the problem.
But the root cause of the problem is that your endpoint is in SSL, and the certificate fails to validate. Check the validity of the certificate, and make sure the root CA is in Java's root certificate list.
If you'd rather get stuff working without figuring out all the gory details, you can also opt for [bypassing the SSL check entirely](https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Skip+Certificate+Check+plugin). This has the same effect of having your server running over plain HTTP, which has security impliations.