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Hi,
Yes that will get you the exact same DRM encoded epub EXCEPT that it will not have the rights.xml file that includes the encoded key needed by ineptepub along with information from encryption.xml to actually decode your book.
The key idea here is that there is only one encryption done for that particular book at the source for everyone. The ADE grabs that file and takes the key that will actually decode it and then encodes that key with info based on your personal ADE account (based on your registered device) and creates the rights.xml file inside the epub.
Without that right.xml file you can not remove the DRM.
So you will need to take a peak at the network traffic (which might be ssl encrypted itself!) that goes on when ADE grabs the book using that .acsm info if you somehow want to get things to work for you under Linux.
It is a shame that ADE has not simply made a Linux client.
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