You couldn't impose that kind of limitation within Cpanel itself.
HOWEVER ...
You could possibly write a script to check the crontab files in
/var/spool/cron at regular intervals on it's own cronjob and
auto modify those cron files that don't meet your limits.
That should be an easy enough script to write and that
is exactly how I would go about doing it.
I have a similar measure in place on a few systems using
the same technique to override forwarders to AOL accounts
HOWEVER ...
You could possibly write a script to check the crontab files in
/var/spool/cron at regular intervals on it's own cronjob and
auto modify those cron files that don't meet your limits.
That should be an easy enough script to write and that
is exactly how I would go about doing it.
I have a similar measure in place on a few systems using
the same technique to override forwarders to AOL accounts
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