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Modification to actionpolicy.rb #1
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This works based on two (optional) config file settings: actionpolicy.enable_default actionpolicy.default_name If the former is set to 1, actionpolicy.rb will first look for a <pluginname>.policy as per the original actionpolicy.rb. If this lookup fails it will next look for the following: If there is no actionpolicy.default_name setting in the config file, we look for a file named default.policy If there is a default_name setting, we look for <default_name>.policy In either case we then substitute this for <pluginname>.policy and process.
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As per my discussion with R.I. in IRC a few days back -- this is a modification to actionpolicy.rb to enable setting a more complex default policy file.