Yup that happened to me 2 weeks ago, the same error. I then downloaded it from CPAN on my linux computer and it worked like a charm.
You probably don't have that choice (although if you really work with perl a lot it's definitely worth it!!), so try the above links.
Also jenda's article on perlmonth is really clear on this subject and is really easy to understand. That particular article really helped me out a lot.
And if after reading that you still can't figure it out you might ask crazyinsomniac if he can help you, he takes requests ;)
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