Bug 76478

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Description of problem:
  the lpoptions command is inconsistent in requiring a
"named destination" (the phrase used on the man page)
when setting and removing personal print options.

  as a regular user, you can set a personal option such as:

  $ lpoptions -o scale=50

if you don't specify a printer, the default one is assumed
and this information is recorded in ~/.lpoptions.

  if, however, you want to remove that setting, you must
type the name of the printer, as in:

  $ lpoptions -p <printer> -r scale

you cannot let it simply default as before, despite that
the man page does not make this distinction (for both the
-o and -r options, the man page refers explicitly to a
"named destination", suggesting that the printer name is
required both times).

  in addition, in this last case, the options are (ack!)
order dependent.  if you type

  $ lpoptions -r scale -p <printer>

the command fails silently, and nothing is changed.  that's
definitely confusing.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. $ lpoptions -o <option>=<value>    # to set a value
2. $ lpoptions -r <option>
3. note that option is NOT removed in step 2 without a
   named destination being supplied by the user
	

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