I’m making a website with a google login section, but I’m getting an error on the login page “ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS”

Ever since I’ve upgraded my Spring Boot version from 2.0 to 3.0. I’m getting a whitelabel error page with the following message:

I’m migrating from Spring 5 with Spring Security 3 to Spring Boot 3 with Spring Security 6.

Spring web security allows redirecting back to the login form if authentication fails. Unfortunately, the user is presented with an empty log in form and is forced to re-type the name and other parts of the form. Is there a way to preserve/repopulate the user name after the authentication failure?

I’m encountering an issue where HttpServletRequest does not properly receive the email and password in my custom login filter. Although I can successfully create a token with the email and password in the controller, the HttpServletRequest in attemptAuthentication is not obtaining these parameters.

i’m basically a beginner when it comes to spring security and i’m trying to apply a certain filter that would help me check for the device fingerprint on any request that would require authentication, but the problem is the /login page that is default to spring security keeps redirecting to itself when i try to request a url that does need authentication, here’s my FilterChain:

I’m using Spring boot 3.2.2 and trying to use login page for authentication two times in two different way. I mean I need two authentications for different resources. I’m trying to customize loginPage and LoginUrlPRocessor to use different addresses bot I’m not need to change the view of that pages, because I’m only use its endpoint to authenticate. It only works for /login. When I’m trying to change that address i doesn’t work. One of filterChain is below, I’m trying to customize authentication endpoint but it only works on /login

Hope you are doing great,

Using Spring Security 6 with Javascript Single Page Application. Calling the login Url does not push through the login as it always return status. I followed the configuration for Spring CSRF https://docs.spring.io/spring-security/reference/servlet/exploits/csrf.html#csrf-integration-javascript-spa
But, it never goes to my api for login/authentication. Below is my sample configuration.

I’m trying to create an API server that has some endpoints that are accessible without authentication and some endpoints that requires authentication. I want to configure Spring Security to authenticate the user when possible, and still let the request through even when it cannot so that controller/service layer handle that.