Oh goodness, that is quite ironic, isn't it?

The warning is from ExtUtils::MakeMaker. Given that it's just a warning, I would ignore it and try to continue with the install if possible. If a "make" fails, then you'll probably need to resort to manually installing the modules and/or programs you'll need. (Post if this is the case and I'll see what I can do to help.)

Note that if you don't have root access on your box, then all your installs will complain unless you install into a local directory which you can write to. More information on that can be found in this node.

Cheers,
Paul

In reply to Irony in pod2man by pjf
in thread Can't Find pod2man When Installing Modules by wavesail

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