Description of problem:
When the CUPS service is started or restarted or reloaded printer operation 
policies are not set (they are left 'default').

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
1.2.7

How reproducible:
Always.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. service cups restart / start / reload
2. lpadmin -p myprinter -o printer-op-policy=foo
3. Policy takes affect.
4. service cups restart / start / reload
5. Policy for myprinter was reset to 'default'
  
Actual results:
Unlike the report in CUPS STR #2319 a reload does *not* preserve or loads 
printer operation policies.

Expected results:


Additional info:
This script, placed in /etc/init.d/cups, can workaround this.

while read tag printer; do
    [[ "$tag" != "<Printer" ]] && continue
    printer=${printer%>}
    while read tag value; do
        [[ "$tag" == "</Printer>" ]] && break
        [[ "$tag" != "OpPolicy" ]] && continue
        echo "lpadmin -p $printer -o printer-op-policy=$value"
        lpadmin -p $printer -o printer-op-policy=$value
    done
done < /etc/cups/printers.conf