When using dbus on a systemd system, we ask systemd to create a
"scope" for us to run in. We send a dbus message, and wait
for the reply saying it is created.
When we reboot, we were re-sending the request to create the
scope. However, the scope still exists, because or single
lxc-monitor (originally lxc-start) thread is still under the
'lxc.pivot' sub-directory of the scope.
But, on reboot, our lxc_conf already has our scope recorded!
So, just check whether that is set, and skip scope creation
if so.
With this patch, i can reboot ad nauseum with no apparent
problems.
We could probably move this check to the top of the function,
but for now this fixes the bug.