That tends to happens when you have to do these things manually because people use broken tools.

Which broken tools are you using and why?

I see no problem with PerlIO-Layers-0.009.tar.gz, ptar or tar from gnuwin32/unxutils/mingw or 7zip all handle it fine 

PerlIO-Layers-0.009/
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/INSTALL
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/t/
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/t/release-pod-syntax.t
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/t/release-pod-coverage.t
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/t/release-kwalitee.t
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/t/00-compile.t
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/t/10-basics.t
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/Build.PL
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/lib/
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/lib/PerlIO/
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/lib/PerlIO/Layers.pm
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/lib/PerlIO/Layers.xs
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/dist.ini
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/LICENSE
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/META.json
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/Changes
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/MANIFEST
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/META.yml
PerlIO-Layers-0.009/README

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In reply to Re^8: [Win32] PerlIO-Layers fails 4 tests on perl-5.10 only by Anonymous Monk
in thread [Win32] PerlIO-Layers fails 4 tests on perl-5.10 only by syphilis

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