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Cybercash no more: msg#00462

Subject: Cybercash no more
I was just looking through the CVS tree:

http://cvs.php.net/cvs.php/php4/ext/cybercash

And I noticed that the cybercash extension apparently simply doesn't
exist anymore. It looks like the service itself has disappeared
(actually been baught out) hence, no need for an extension. 

I don't have access to my tree, can someone confirm what I have found
and remove the documentation for the extension? I see absolutely no
reason why we should keep the documentation at all, as anybody who was
using the extension simply can't anymore if the service simply doesn't
exist.

John


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