Description of problem:

CUPS incorrectly generates /etc/printcap (printcap) file from /etc/cups/printers.conf 
(printers.conf) file

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

cups-1.1.20-6

How reproducible:

printers.conf file contains a printer defined this way :

<DefaultPrinter HP1>
(...)
DeviceURI lpd://arkas.../lj5c?reserve=yes
(...)
</Printer>

I mean, that on the arkas server lj5c printer should be used. BUT after restarting cupsd, 
which generates the printcap file, this is the result in the printcap file :

HP1|HP1:rm=nil...:rp=HP1:

where nil... = localhost. Both the server and printer are incorrect. It simply can't print 
and consequently lpq command generates "Error: loop in printcap".

When I repaired the printcap file, everything worked OK. Unfortunately I can't work 
without cups, because some applications (OpenOffice) reads the list of printers from 
the cupsd daemon.

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Actual results:

Bad /etc/printcap

Expected results:

Correct /etc/printcap

Additional info: