Remove Cyrus SASL from XMPP

Review Request #2295 — Created Feb. 26, 2023 and submitted

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This will eventually be replaced by Hasl, but XMPP has it's own built-in SASL
mechanisms as well as Cyrus, so removing Cyrus first is just the first step.

Connected an XMPP account, sent direct messages from both sides, and joined a muc and sent messages from both sides as well.
Also ran the unit tests.

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Remove Cyrus SASL from XMPP
This will eventually be replaced by Hasl, but XMPP has it's own built-in SASL mechanisms as well as Cyrus, so removing Cyrus first is just the first step.
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Did you figure out if XMPP needs to support any SASL mechanisms that provide a security layer (for HASL purposes …

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  1. Ship It!
  2. libpurple/protocols/jabber/jabber.c (Diff revision 1)
     
     
     
     

    Did you figure out if XMPP needs to support any SASL mechanisms that provide a security layer (for HASL purposes later)?

    1. The scram stuff does have channel bind for SCRAM-*-*-PLUS but that was done outside of cyrus and can be found in auth_scram.c. So we'll most likely readjust this stuff as necessary if/when we want to implement those mechanisms. That said, I haven't seen many in the wild but I also haven't looked too hard.

    2. There's a #define CHANNEL_BINDING, but it appears that's not actually fully implemented. I'm not sure that channel binding is the same the security layer stuff, but really the only layer I found was DIGEST-MD5 and I'm not sure anyone should be using that these days.

    3. That was basically my findings as well.

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