It's simple bash scripts that can be helpfull to mount and to unmount samba shares.
You must fill the credentials.conf with cifs credentials and server.conf with server domain or ip.
Than you can get list of shares on the server:
$ ./list.sh
test2
test2
Mount a samba share
$ ./mount.sh test2
Explore and modify the share
$ ls test2
file1
file2
And unmount the samba share
$ ./umount.sh test2
The Samba client must be installed on your Linux system.
You can do it, for example, on Debian:
# apt-get install smbclient
You can be free to modity mount options, samba protocol or it version in mount.sh.