Spray a bit of wd40 around the screw, and leave for a few minutes
Try using a small crocodile-nosed pliers if you have enough space around
th head of the screw. If not, try a hacksaw blade on the shaft of the
screw under the board (taking care not to scratch the underside of the
board. after cutting the screw, that holder on the board support structure
Another method is to get a small screwdriver that you can consider
disposable, and gently tap it into the head of the stripped screw, until
you either have a flat head screw, or you can get enough turning force
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Kiall Mac Innes wrote:

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Four of the IE nameservers are publishing out of date DNS information.
The four listed below are publishing the IE zone from last Friday.
The upshot of this is that correct DNS resolution for IE DNS data that
has been added or updated since last Friday is going to be
intermittant. If you're lucky your resolver will query one of the five
nameservers that are publishing an up-to-date zone. Unfortunately, five
Don't forget, if you lose the gamble your resolver is going to cache
If you're a user of BIND 8 or BIND 9 you could add
to your named.conf and restart BIND to avoid query the bad nameservers.
This will prevent _any_ queries to those servers.
in /service/dnscache/root/servers/ie and restarting dnscache will
have the same result for dnscache users.