title: Recursively unzip files and then delete original file, leaving unzipped files in place from shell
body: <p>I've so far figured out how to use find to recursively unzip all the files:</p>
  
  <pre><code>find . -depth -name `*.zip` -exec /usr/bin/unzip -n {} \; 
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>But, I can't figure out how to remove the zip files one at a time after the extraction. Adding rm *.zip in an -a -exec ends up deleting most of the zip files in each directory before they are extracted. Piping through a script containing the rm command (with -i enabled for testing) causes find to not find any *.zips (or at least that's what it complains). There is, of course, whitespace in many of the filenames but at this point syntaxing in a sed command to add _'s is a bit beyond me. Thank for your help!</p>