linux - Execute multiple commands on target files from find command -

let's have bunch of *.tar.gz files located in hierarchy of folders. way find files, , execute multiple commands on it.

i know if need execute 1 command on target file, can use this:

$ find . -name "*.tar.gz" -exec tar xvzf {} \;  

but if need execute multiple commands on target file? must write bash script here, or there simpler way?

samples of commands need executed a.tar.gz file:

$ tar xvzf a.tar.gz   # assume untars folder logs $ mv logs logs_a $ rm a.tar.gz 

here's works me (thanks etan reisner suggestions)

    #!/bin/bash    # target folder (to search tar.gz files) parsed command line     find $1 -name "*.tar.gz" -print0 | while ifs= read -r -d '' file;    # magic of getting each tar.gz file , assign shell variable `file`         echo $file                        # can `file` variable         tar xvzf $file         # mv untar_folder $file.suffix    # untar_folder name of folder after untar         rm $file     done 

as suggested, the array way unsafe if file name contained space(s), , doesn't seem work in case.