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How to access gvfs mounts from command line?

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I have some samba share mounted via Nautilus and I'd like to access the files from command line. They used to appear under $HOME/.gvfs but not any more.

Where have they gone to?

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answered 3 Years ago feeous · Accepted Answer

Since Ubuntu 12.10, gvfs mounts can be found in /run/user/<uid>/gvfs.

Where /run/user/<uid> is the value of env $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR