Ok, then sticking to your concern...
May we see the current vhost?:
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thank you it's working now ... 
https://emplois.kagan.ch Connexion | Site d’administration de Django
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if you look above I shared the apache configuration file vhosts but the problem is solved thank you....
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How did you fix it?
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I reread the documents on letsencrypt and used the following application
candango/automatoes: A Let's Encrypt/ACME client based on Manuale. You can keep being manual but we're automated also. (github.com)
Thank you for the assistance I tried a lot of things and finally got something to work... specifically Osiris, rg305, MikeMcQ ...
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Hm, still a little bit puzzled. Why would that ACME client suddenly work while Certbot didn't?
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acme client did not work ... manuale worked...
"manuale" is an ACME client. One of many, like Certbot is an ACME client too. As is django-letsencrypt.
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Just curious ... did you use the manuaLE method of creating a TXT record in your DNS?
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yes that's correct... my logic was that number 1 they made it in specific languages for a reason and #2 that each language would have an appropriate solution since they likely work on similar types of projects...
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Ah, Certbot also offers a manual method. Just know you cannot auto-renew with manual methods. Sometimes that is your only option and maybe that is so with your config.
We were working towards a method which would allow auto-renew. But, I'm still not sure how we'd get you there
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well the stress of time is off I am still interested... at least now I can work on building the website and do not have to have the stupid distraction that oh the website is insecure. are you trying to hack me , I cannot visit website without ssl certification we are not allowed, what is this, no you need to type http:// ... don't just type emplois.kagan... etc.. and will be able to present the website without issues...
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Yes, I understand. If you wish more comments you should un-check rg305's post as the Solution. Volunteers won't as likely contribute since you have marked this as solved.
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un-solved - LOL
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ok thank you... I don't know if unchecked is correct because the problem is solved 
... but like you said there might be a better solution although honestly I can't say I require it although I would be interested in knowing a better one... maybe it's better to leave it as solved not to stress the volunteers ...
The problem wasn't solved.
You simply implemented a workaround [the problem].
But the initial problem remains.
The pace to the eventual solution is in your hands.
As long as you keep replying, we will keep trying.
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my problem was solved though all I needed was that workaround... that does not seem like a compromised workaround in any way... I wouldn't mind to know a better solution but this is just for further scope and understanding it's not required in any way...
I kind of disagree.
The topic title isn't "How can I get a cert [quickly]?"
It asks:
"How to acme challenge with Website runnning Apache, Django and FreeBSD"
Which I don't think we have solved yet.
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correct but the title was based on the fact that I didn't know that there was another option for certification as the one I did ... but I'm happy now and would love to hear the answer to the original question... it's just for my benefit I am not going to lose sleep on it like I did last night up to late hours, etc.. had to delete so many different personal videos to make space for all the bad attempts where they required rustc , this that... ,etc..
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Again, the pace is in your hands.
We can continue as slowly as you would like.
[so long as there is activity in the topic under 30 days, it will not close automatically]
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