I have an SMB share mounted through nautilus. I am noticing that the `gnome-screenshot` tool seems to be able to access this mounted share automatically, as I do not get any password prompt when running the following:
```
gnome-screenshot -w -f "smb://<server>/<share>/path/image.png"
```
This works and I see the uploaded screenshot. 

I would then like to create/upload a text file from a bash variable with no user interaction, but I am unhappy with the solutions I have come up with so far:
 - `echo` directly into the mountpoint of the share (`/run/user/XXXX/gvfs/...`)
 - I don't love having long hardcoded paths that contain userIDs and server addresses that may change, however unlikely
 - Use `smbclient` to `put` a copy of the file after creating it locally 
 - Requires me to either enter credentials again, or store it in the bash file 

**Is there a way to make** `smbclient` **recognize the already mounted share without re-entering credentials, or is there another tool like** `gnome-screenshot` **that would allow me to accomplish similar functionality with a text file?** 

Or, is the ugly mountpoint solution the best there is?