chkconfig tests for known blacklisted extensions (.rpmnew, .rpmorig, .swp etc) while ntsysv just checks if service name contains dot (i.e. anything having extension is skipped).
I'd like them behave consistently; and I believe the way ntsysv does it is more simple. Should I provide a patch? For chkconfig and (for consistency) for service (but something strange goes on with initscripts after chmouel has left us ...). -andrej
