I've seen this issue on Snow Leopard but I'm not sure exactly what causes it. However, I think it is related to the fact that some Snow Leopard applications can be both 64bit and 32bit at the same time.
When I encountered the problem the installed module had gone into one version of the perl libs and wasn't been picked up by the other.
I'm sorry I don't have a more technical explanation, I googled around for it but got a lot of false matches. Perhaps this will ring a bell with someone else who will be aware of a solution.
In my case I just built my own perl in /opt and stopped installing into the system perl (which was probably a bad idea in the first place). These days I usually use perlbrew.
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John.
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