Continuing with testing of the WhiteCore release of OpenSim, I amended the various configuration files to change port 8003 and ports 8010 to 8013 to use their 90xx equivalents, since those 90xx ports are open for region add-on usage through our firewalls on a test machine.
With these changes in place, an external viewer running on a home machine outside the University was able to connect to a test single instance WhiteCore Server (WhiteCoreServer.exe) and Region Server (WhiteCore.exe). A few connection errors due to LSL scripts remain which will be examined later, and are likely to be due to the use of unsupported osFunctions.
Mesh Tests
A quick test of rezzing a complex mesh, a Supercar Collada mesh, was done and that all seemed to be fine. Using the Blender Project Sintel character rigged mesh avatar also worked fine.
The three red LSL script messages from the OpenVCE OAR turned out to be issues with the LSL itself
a = Fn1 (b = Fn2)); had to be converted to b = Fn2; a = Fn1(b);
on_rez(); requires a parameter. I.e. on_rez(integer start_param);
@greythane notes that sample WhiteCore configurations and WhiteCore on a Stick builds are available at http://WhiteCore-Sim.org