chage apparently depends on the shadow file which is day-based. You might want to be more specific when you say "limit", are you trying to force password changes every 2 hours or force logout every 2 hours or something else? The reason I ask is you're probably into the "create your own method" arena where exactly what you're trying to do may greatly influence the possibilities.
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