OK. Let’s say Red Hat Linux Distributors Inc. is the software licensor. And Red Hat Support LLC is the support provider. RHLDI distributes software (and source)

OK. Let’s say Red Hat Linux Distributors Inc. is the software licensor. And Red Hat Support LLC is the support provider. RHLDI distributes software (and source) in compliance with GPLv2. RHSLLC has a provision in its contract that a support customer may not re-distribute any source that it receives from RHLDI. Where’s the breach of the GPL? The reference to “You” in that instance, about not being able to impose additional restrictions, would have to be give additional words and meaning not present in the contract for that line to mean what you say it means. If that’s what the license is supposed to prevent, it really needs to be written in a way that clearly addresses this fact pattern.