thank you, I am done working on it for now unless I get some serious answers then I will try it on my other django application... but otherwise I will kick back finish the rest of that project and will be all ears for answers...
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If you're running Apache, you might be interested in mod_md. It's an Apache module taking care of all the certificate stuff. Not sure however if it's available on FreeBSD.
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Or whether it would play nice with django
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I'm not that familiar with mod_md, but I assumed it's a layer "above" the whole WSCGI stuff configured in a regular VirtualHost. I.e.: the challenge request doesn't even get there.
But as I said, not that much experience with mod_md, so I might be wrong here.
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Maybe so. They could even try the TLS-ALPN-01 in mod_md
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they are all available you just download put it in the folder and then load it in apache... that's what I did with the other one I added for python mod_wsgi maybe?
Seems mod_md already comes with Apache 2.4 on FreeBSD since 2020: GitHub - icing/mod_md: Let's Encrypt (ACME) in Apache httpd
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mod_md/src/mod_md.c at master · icing/mod_md (github.com) I looked at the code but I didn't see anything that was linux specific aka systemd but you're right mod_md is part of apache already bundled by default...
you're right, I would just have to enable it without installing anything
If you're interested 
I've heared positive experiences with mod_md, but haven't tried it myself.
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