10.9.4 broke this xattr command. Can someone help?

Question

I’ve used the following automator command for a while now.  I keep all my files on my main system with tags.  I wanted a command to save a copy of any folder/file to my OneDrive folder and overwrite existing files but this resulted in duplicate tags (the original in my documents folder and the new copies in the cloud folder).  I used this command in 10.9.0 though 10.9.3.  Once I updated to 10.9.4 this command makes a copy, but doesn’t remove the tags so I’m getting duplicates.  Can anyone offer any help?
for FILE in "$@";do
  FILE_NAME="${FILE##*/}"
  if [ -d "$FILE" ]; then
  rsync -rut "$FILE"/ /tmp/"$FILE_NAME"
  xattr -rc /tmp/"$FILE_NAME"
  rsync -rut /tmp/"$FILE_NAME"/ ~/OneDrive/"$FILE_NAME"
  rm -r /tmp/"$FILE_NAME"/
  else
  rsync -ut "$FILE" /tmp/"$FILE_NAME"
  xattr -c /tmp/"$FILE_NAME"
  rsync -ut /tmp/"$FILE_NAME" ~/OneDrive/"$FILE_NAME"
  rm /tmp/"$FILE_NAME"
  fi
done

Answer 1

So you can see a recurring dialog box that shows the current progress of the download? and you are using Maverick 10.9.2 ?
I have tried on three different Macs with 10.9.2, on different networks, and all with the same problem. The dialog box will not show before the download reaches 100%.
If you mean the "event log" in the applscript app. Then no, there is no indication of any error. Which also bugs me, or els a solution could possible be easier to locate.
OMG. while writing this, I just noticed you comment about no need for administrator privileges.. I remove that bit from the script, and guess what, now it WORKS Thx a million...