Welcome to the Monastery. I suspect the reason the log is so large is because this module has many dependencies which need to be installed first, for example, HTML::WikiConverter which as you see ("Can't locate HTML/WikiConverter.pm in @INC (@INC contains: C:/Perl/site/lib C:/P erl/lib .)") you don't have installed.

You need to work through the installation of these modules should you wish to run the wikifetch.pl script you've downloaded. Note that some modules may have external dependancies you need to satisfy.

See Installing Modules from the tutorials section. Should you have further problems, reply in this thread, formatting your post appropriately using code and readmore tags (see How do I post a question effectively? for examples).

Update: fixed typo

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