This is a complete reimplementation of lxc-clone and lxc-start-ephemeral.
lxc-copy merges the functionalities of lxc-clone + lxc-start-ephemeral.

(1) Cloning containers:

	(a) as copy:

		lxc-copy -n aa -N bb

	(b) as snapshot:

		lxc-copy -n aa -N bb -s

(2) Renaming containers:

	lxc-copy -n aa -N bb -R

(3) Starting ephemeral containers:

Ephemeral containers are created and started by passing the flag -e /
--ephemeral. Whenever this flag is missing a copy of the container is created.
The flag -e / --ephemeral implies -s / --snapshot.

	(a) start ephemeral container daemonized with random name:

		lxc-copy -n aa -e

	(b) start ephemeral container in foreground mode with random name:

		lxc-copy -n aa -e -F

	(c) start ephemeral container with specified name in daemonized mode:
	    Analogous to lxc-start ephemeral containers start in daemonized
            mode per default:

		lxc-copy -n aa -N bb -e

	    One can however also explicitly pass -d / --daemon:

		lxc-copy -n aa -N bb -e -d

	    but both commands are equivalent.

	(d) start non-ephemeral container in daemonized mode:

		lxc-copy -n aa -D -e

	(e) start ephemeral container in daemonized mode and keep the original
	    hostname:

		lxc-copy -n aa -K -e

	(f) start ephemeral container in daemonized mode and keep the
	    MAC-address of the original container:

		lxc-copy -n aa -M -e

	(g) start ephemeral container with custom mounts (additional mounts can
            be of type {bind,aufs,overlay}) in daemonized mode:

		lxc-copy -n aa -e -m bind=/src:/dest:ro,aufs=/src:/dest,overlay=/src:/dest

(4) Other options:

	lxc-copy --help

In order to create a random containername and random upper- and workdirs for
custom mounts we use mkdtemp() to not just create the names but also directly
create the corresponding directories. This will be safer and make the code
considerably shorter.
Signed-off-by: Christian Brauner <christianvanbrauner@gmail.com>
Acked-by: Serge E. Hallyn <serge.hallyn@ubuntu.com>