No I haven't. Here's the actual .config_defaults.pl: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;

eval 'use constant NAME_MAXLENGTH => 30' unless(defined(&NAME_MAXLENGT
+H));
eval 'use constant LINK_MAXLENGTH => 256' unless(defined(&LINK_MAXLENG
+TH));
eval 'use constant SUBJECT_MAXLENGTH => 256' unless(defined(&SUBJECT_M
+AXLENGTH));
eval 'use constant POST_MAXLENGTH => 8192' unless(defined(&POST_MAXLEN
+GTH));

1;

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require() related: 
my $dir = dirname($ENV{"SCRIPT_FILENAME"})."/";
require("$dir.config_defaults.pl");

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Code snippet where the first error occurs (if it's commented, the next constant gets error'd): 
&error("Subject is too long/empty.") if (length $$subject > &SUBJECT_M
+AXLENGTH || ($$subject eq "" && $mode eq "post"));

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The error message: 
[error] -e: Undefined subroutine &ModPerl::ROOT::ModPerl::Registry::[v
+ery long fullpath]post_2epl::SUBJECT_MAXLENGTH called at (eval 50) li
+ne 195.\n

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In reply to Re^4: Constants imported from other perl scripts doesn't want to exist :( by OnionKnight
in thread Constants imported from other perl scripts doesn't want to exist :( by OnionKnight

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