Hello

I am trying to install on Windows 10, Strawberryperl v5.28.1, the module Text::Summarizer. I get the following - for my knowledge - strange error. Do you know what can I do to solve this issue?

cpanm Text::Summarizer
--> Working on Text::Summarizer
Fetching http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/F/FA/FAELIN/Text-Summarizer-2.
+01.tar.gz ... OK
Could not create directory 'C:\Users\TE\.cpanm\work\1610820965.16324\T
+ext-Summarizer-2.01\Corpus\written\newspaper:newswire' for 'Text-Summ
+arizer-2.01/Corpus/written/newspaper:newswire': mkdir C:\Users\TE\.cp
+anm\work\1610820965.16324\Text-Summarizer-2.01\Corpus\written\newspap
+er:.: Invalid argument; Die Syntax f³r den Dateinamen, Verzeichnisnam
+en oder die Datentrõgerbezeichnung ist falsch at C:/Strawberry/perl/l
+ib/Archive/Tar.pm line 819.
 at C:\Strawberry\perl\bin\cpanm.bat line 132.
Could not extract 'Text-Summarizer-2.01/Corpus/written/newspaper:newsw
+ire' at C:\Strawberry\perl\bin\cpanm.bat line 132.
==> Found dependencies: Module::Build
Found Module::Build 0.4231 which doesn't satisfy 2.01.
! Installing the dependencies failed: Installed version (0.4224) of Mo
+dule::Build is not in range '2.01'
! Bailing out the installation for Text-Summarizer-2.01.

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