New to *nix webserving. Parts of site inaccessible.

[MIPS]

In the past I hosted a webpage on a Windows 2000 server (hello there ILS) but I now finally have a domain name. Because the regular server is down right now with a corrupt SSD I'm messing with the webserver that is on my Silicon Graphics O2. It comes preconfigured and running at first boot. Right now my domain points to this system.

[url]http://www.celgen.org[/url]

Now for the problem. Click on either of the two accounts. Unless you are working locally from the system your browser dies on the url [url]http://demiveemon.celgen.org/~demos/[/url] however if you drop the system hostname out of the URL (so it is [url]http://celgen.org/~demos/[/url]) it works. In the past I never really had a problem with the system hostname shimming itself into the URL simply because my pages were simple HTML but I'm not all too sure what I should be doing here. That I know of I can't add more than one name to resolv.conf or hosts which is where my hostname is set as it then confuses the hell out of the system.

I know this is an easy fix but I don't know what exactly to do. Any help?

[Spero78]

What does your Apache config look like?
I assume you are using Apache

That error is happening because the server isnt listening for requests on those sub-domains, so it essentially doesn't exist

[MIPS]

SGI uses SGI Web Server which in my case is based off apache version 1.3.2.2 and everything is hiding in /var/sgi_apache that I can see but I have never used apache before so I don't have much of a clue where to find THE config file besides in /var/sgi_apache/sgi_config where you can set the domain name, hostname, and net address.

[Catdaemon]

This is weird. Obviously it doesn't work because demiveemon.celgen.org doesn't exist in the public dns record. It appears to only redirect you there when you drop the / off the end of the url, so it's probably some really obscure configuration issue. Or you can find it easily with google, one of those.