I have a CPAN module where a CPAN test on solaris which has returned a status of UNKNOWN. The error is as follows: 
TEST RESULTS:

Below is the error stack from stage 'fetch':

[ERROR] [Sat Feb 13 01:41:12 2010] Dir '' does not exist
[ERROR] [Sat Feb 13 01:41:13 2010] Build.PL failed: 


Perl module toolchain versions installed:
    Module Name                        Have
    CPANPLUS                         0.9001
    CPANPLUS::Dist::Build              0.46
    Cwd                                3.31
    ExtUtils::CBuilder                 0.27
    ExtUtils::Command                  1.16
    ExtUtils::Install                  1.55
    ExtUtils::MakeMaker                6.56
    ExtUtils::Manifest                 1.58
    ExtUtils::ParseXS                2.2203
    File::Spec                         3.31
    Module::Build                    0.3603
    Test::Harness                      3.21
    Test::More                         0.94
    version                            0.81

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I have no access to a solaris machine. I have tried looking the Module::Build, Module::Build::Base, Module::Build::Platform::Unix but I can find no clue.

Edit: I have spotted one clue. The error comes from CPANPLUS.

In reply to CPAN build error: UNKNOWN by SilasTheMonk

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