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From: compland@ism.com.br (Helio Coelho Jr. - CompuLand Informatica)
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Hello:

      A little off-topic, but... Is it possible to limit the maximum size
of a message a user can receive (and send), (beside using quotas in his home
directory). I have some users that like to exchange 6 mb files with his
friends by e-mail !
  I'm using Sendmail8.7.5 in a FreeBSD2.1R. I checked out the O'Relly
Sendmail's book but not luck. Any ideas ?

Thanks a lot!
Helio.