Removing xttr attributes on network shares

Hi
Currently troubleshooting the issue in Adobe with OS X with SL or Mavericks when using File > Save it reads "write permission not granted" on SMB or AFP.
I know its a documented Adobe issue: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/732422?start=0&tstart=0
Wondering if the terminal could help give away any clues to solving it, anyone out there got further on this ?????
In OS X Mavericks Terminal I do see all the Adobe files with ls -l command with permissions set to -rw-------@ which means extended attributes exits ie resource forks, for finder, metadata and tags even which I viewed in Terminal with ls -l@.
What I want to do is set the file to have no exteneded attributes and have full permissions ie -rw-rw-rw-
Does anyone out there know how to do this, I have tried.
chmod -R 777 by the way.
Alternatively if anyone out there knows how to save Adobe files straight to network without it coming up with "write permission not granted" and deleteing files.
SAVE AS is not an option here.
THANKS

Looks like turning off Icon previews in finder may help.
Finder > View > Show View Options > untick show icon preview
http://osxdaily.com/2013/01/10/disable-finder-icon-thumbnails-previews-mac-os-x/
Anyone any better ideas ????

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File:
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User Action
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>>The applications run fine when launching from a FQDN share
It sounds like a DNS suffix issue. When this issue occurs, please try to ping share on the client, then check if the corresponding IP address is correct. If the IP address is wrong, please adjust your settings of DNS to make sure that the client can resolve
the share correctly.
If it's very hard to change the settings of the DNS for some reason, as a work around, we can add the entry into the clients' hosts file.
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I've been alternating between banging my head against a wall and reading every forum I could find to try and get a reasonable compromise between using "Fast user switching" and sharing a folder from a file server. It baffles me how the network share/mount model of OSX/AFP is completely killed by fast-user-switching; this is a big problem with Apple requiring users to be actively logged in to share music/video from iTunes which therefore essentially requires fast-user-switching if anyone else wants to use the computer. (anyone find it odd that you can share files without being logged in, but sharing songs requires an active login for each user who is sharing? Apple: time to make iTunes sharing a service!)
For the sake of example, lets just say I want to share my /Groups folder from my desktop and have it be accessible to my laptop. Here are all the things that I tried:
Apple Method 1) Share /Groups in the Server.app on the desktop (running Lion Server), use finder on the laptop and drag the share icon to "Login Items", alternative use a startup Apple script using "mount volume" Both of the options work and will mount the /Groups folder under /Volumes/Groups, of course when the second person logs in via fast-user-switching (and occasionally the first person for no apparent reason), they will get /Volumes/Groups-1 since /Volumes/Groups is already taken. Tomorrow we log in a different order and now the previously /Volumes/Groups-1 user has their mount at /Volumes/Group and vice versa. Any links, aliases, finder sidebar references, and application settings which pointed to yesterday's location are now BROKEN. Not very user friendly to my mother-in-law who is trying to find those pictures of the kids and doesn't know anything about mount points. I also can't reasonably mirror the file location structure on the desktop so that application preferences that are synced between the two (portable home directories) work. fail.
Apple Method 2) Use automounter and set up by hand direct maps for /Groups or an indirect maps for the children of /Groups. Now it will automatically get mounted to /network/servers/SERVER/Groups/ on the laptop and on the desktop it will automatically create a similar symlink structure so that the same path (/network/servers/SERVER/Groups) work both on desktop and laptop. Cool. Except when the second person logs in, the /network/servers/SERVER/Groups/ mountpoint is already owned by the first user and they don't have any permissions to access it. Fail.
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did the restore through itunes but to no avail.
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We have a share created on a Domain environment but when users try to access over the network it do not ask for the credentials and give me an error message
You do not have permission to access \\lyncarchive.iyogi.net\Lync-Archive. Contact your network administrator to request access.
For more information about permissions, see Windows Help and Support
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