I can also confirm that I cannot mine with the new Windows wallet.
Do we have an eta on a working windows wallet for mining?
Hi Pokeytex. My apologies for another longwinded reply in advance.
Short story: the 0.13.2 release is ready for mining, in the same sense that Dash, Bitcoin-core, Litecoin nodes are also ready for mining. HOWEVER, none of these will support solo-mining with ccminer pointed right at the node. This is presumably what you are trying to do, as this is what some of us were doing before with the old Funkenstein 1.1 client.
The way most wallet and node developers handle this is to tell people to get their miner to support getblocktemplate. For example from the Dash forum:
"Since v12 wallet merged updated with bitcoin core, rpc/getwork is not available on wallet anymore. For solo miner, please use mining application which support rpc/getblocktemplate or create own mining pool or p2pool for support rpc/getwork to mining application."
This can be done by using a "getwork - getblocktemplate bridge proxy", such as Luke-Jr' s python script
https://gitlab.com/bitcoin/eloipool/blob/master/gmp-proxy.py or BFGminer itself which apparently can also be used as a bridge.
After reading about all the history of these mining protocols and going through the codes of several refactored versions, I realize that much of the trouble with disconnect between so-called devs and miners is -- drumroll please -- the devs removed getwork from their node software api. Four years of drama over this can you believe it?
So yeah, I'm putting getwork back into this thing for 0.13.3, and I expect ccminer's developer to be working on getting adding support for getblocktemplate as well. In the meantime you are going to have to use the older client. The good news - there's not much difference really