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I get a wrong hash in Ubuntu 22.04. I suspect that the regular expression of awk in getDERfromPEM caused this problem.
Without the [\r|\n]*, awk will never set i=1. As a result, awk will always output an empty string, the downstream functions will process an empty string and finally output a wrong hash (of course the hash of an empty string is not the hash of the certificate).
I don't know whether #17 is related to getDERfromPEM and I hope this commit can fix it.

I get a wrong hash in Ubuntu 22.04. I suspect that the regular expression of awk in `getDERfromPEM` caused this problem.
Without the [\r|\n]*, awk will never set i=1. As a result, the awk will output an empty string, the downstream functions will process an empty string and finally output a wrong hash (of course the hash of an empty string is not the hash of the certificate).
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