moss: Update access time for every directory in the archived /usr tree#700
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This ensures that any running processes that were holding an inode on any directory in the previous /usr tree will recieve inode events for that path in the new /usr tree.
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This ensures that any running processes that were holding an inode on any directory in the previous /usr tree will recieve inode events for that path in the new /usr tree.