Deploy a contract from Solidity Browser or geth on an external node(connected into private ethereum blockchain)

Question

I am trying to deploy a Contract from Solidity browser || geth. On my server machine, inside solidity browser || geth I am able to deploy a contract. But from my external node, which is connected into my private Ethereum blockchain; inside Solidity Browser || geth I won't able to deploy a contract. It halts and says: "Deploying and linking required libraries..."

[Q] How could I deploy a contract from Solidity Browser || geth inside an external node which is connected into the private ethereum blockchain?

On my client machine, the way I am connected into private Ethereum blockchain.

sudo ./geth --port 3000 --networkid 23422 --identity node1 --verbosity 3 
--nodiscover --nat none --datadir="/home/avatar/MyEthereumEbloc" 
--rpccorsdomain '*' --rpc --rpcaddr "localhost" 
--rpccorsdomain="*" --rpcport="8545"  --nodiscover --maxpeers=4 
  --bootnodes enode://<enode_id>@<ip>:3000 console

-

> admin.addPeer("enode://<enode_id>@<ip>:3000?discport=0")
true
> net
{
  listening: true,
  peerCount: 1,
  version: "23422",
  getListening: function(callback),
  getPeerCount: function(callback),
  getVersion: function(callback)
}

When I click into "create" button on Solidity Browser; on my on going geth console on client => I can see that transaction is created. But it never get mined. Basically contract's transaction get stuck inside pending transactions. The peer seems connected into private blockchain but the transaction never gets through.

I1015 19:19:44.002223 eth/api.go:1183] 
Tx(0x2995698a4662ad2cc688471c19b4ce1d8fe0d1536f3548f249dadf7c16431205) 
created: 0x91a81d46ee8844ab9e5dcf38a0aa37dd262fe4dd

Answer 1

Solution 1: As you can see when I connected to my private Ethereum Blockchain I did not use "--mine" flag. My blockchain was synchronised but client node was not doing any mining. So the problem was I did not start mining on my client node. When I start mining on my client node ( miner.start(1) or with "--mine" flag), I am able to deploy the contract from Solidity Browser and also from geth.

"Start mining

The transaction that has deployed the contract needs to be verified by the network, if we are running a private chain with a single node we will need to mine the transaction.

The transaction receipt

Waiting until transaction to be mined. Once we have started mining (or we know that are miners in the network) we can can attempt to retrieve the transaction receipt, we will need this as it contains our contract address.

The transaction might have not be mined yet, so when attempting to get the receipt it might return a null value, in this scenario we will continue trying until we get a not null result.

Stop mining (After we are done we can just stop mining.)" [1]

[1] https://nethereum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contracts/deploying/

Solution 2: As you can see my node connecting to the network with --nodiscover flag, when I removed it, the problem has been solved.