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Answer y to make sure that installing sysstat on your machine
only results on files being copied to destinations directories
and nothing else (like activating a service) is done.
This option is interesting for those creating a sysstat package
for example. Indeed some distributions want to install files
into $DESTDIR before actually installing them into the root
directory. If the distribution uses systemd (a system management
daemon written for Linux), the sysstat service should not be
activated in this case before files are actually copied into
the root directory.
But for most of you wanting sysstat to be properly installed
when you enter "make install", just answer n here (this is the
default answer).
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