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404 sometimes goes to host 404
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If I go to mysite.com/thispagedoesntexist then GS will show me Oops page not found 404 page. But, if I go to mysite.com/admin/template , instead of getting the GS 404 page, it goes to a 404 page at my web host's domain (?!)

If I go to mysite.com/theme/themename/ I get the host's domain error 404. But if I go to mysite.com/theme/themename/folderthatisntthere I get the GS Oops 404.

How can I force the site to always use the Oops 404 on my site and never use the host's domain 404?
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#2
Seems the problem was that those were 403 errors not 404 errors. I was able to basically fix it with htaccess.
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