Hi,
fixed it since ;-). The module will now act properly if --skiptest is set. Also sent this to http://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=44424, but the site seems to be down currently.
Here's the patch, for those who are interested 
# diff /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/CPANPLUS/Dist/RPM.pm.orig /usr/l
+ib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/CPANPLUS/Dist/RPM.pm
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<             packager
---
>             packager skiptest
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<
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<
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<         msg( "writing specfile for '$self->distname'..." );
---
>         msg( "writing specfile for '" . $status->distname . "'");
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>     # hounouring skiptest option
>     # TODO: honouring noskiptest
>     if ($conf->get_conf('skiptest')) {
>         msg 'Skiptest is set - omitting %check section in specfile';
>         $status->skiptest(1);
>     }
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<     $status->specpath($status->rpmdir . '/' . $status->rpmname . '.s
+pec');
---
>     $status->specpath($status->rpmdir . '/SPECS/' . $status->rpmname
+ . '.spec');
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<             . $self->specpath,
---
>             . $self->status->specpath,
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>         skiptest => $conf->get_conf('skiptest'),
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> [% IF (!status.skiptest) -%]
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> [% END -%]

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Regards,
svenXY

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