Usage: bucardo_ctl args
  install         ** Install the Bucardo database
  start <reason>  ** Force any existing sync(s) to quit, then starts Bucardo
  stop <reason>   ** Tell all Bucardo processes to stop permanently
  list <type> [name]   ** View information about dbs, dbgroups, herds, syncs, tables, or sequences
  add <type> <name>    ** Add a db, dbgroup, herd, sync, table, or sequence
  remove <type> <name> ** Remove a db, dbgroup, herd, sync, table, or sequence
  For detailed help on the above, prefix with a help like this:
    bucardo_ctl help add db
  kick <syncname(s)> [timeout]
                  ** Kick off one or more syncs, optionally wait for result (0 = wait until done)
  ping [timeout]  ** Ping the MCP process for a response, return a Nagios-friendly string
  status [--sort=col#] [--daysback=#]
                  ** List information about all syncs
  status syncname[s] [--daysback=#]
                  ** List detailed information about one or more syncs
  reload syncname[s]
                 ** Reload a sync
  validate syncname[s]
                 ** Validate a sync
  upgrade
                 ** Upgrade Bucardo to the current version
  message
                 ** Write a message to the Bucardo logs
  config [set|show]
                 ** View or set configuration parameters
  reload_config   ** Force a running Bucardo to reload the bucardo_config table
For more details, try 'man bucardo_ctl'