I've created a view similar to a blog:
Node: created year
Node: created month
Node: created day
User: Name
Arguments Screenshot

So "/2009/09/23/Administrator" will list all the nodes created by the Administrator on 9/23/09, and "/2009/09/23/" should list all the users who created nodes on 9/23/09, however there is a catch, if the node was created by an "Anonymous" user, there is no link.
Screenshot - Notice there is a listing for Administrator, and it looks like the administrator posted 3 nodes, and there is another user with NO TITLE who posted 1 (that is the Anonymous Post).

See also: http://drupal.org/node/586828

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merlinofchaos’s picture

merlinofchaos commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Unfortunately, in the database, the anonymous user has a username of NULL, so this is the expected behavior here. The name for the anonymous user has a lot of special handling in Drupal. "Fixing" this would actually be a new feature, to add special handling for the anonymous user. And allowing the anonymous user in the user: name argument seems like a very strange use case, to me.

Your best bet is to simply add a filter to the view to remove the anonymous user.

ChrisRut’s picture

ChrisRut commented
Status: Closed (won't fix) » Closed (fixed)

Solution Found Thanks to merlinofchaos on IRC: Simply change the MySQL DB table users where UID = 0 set name = Anonymous

Attila’s picture

Attila commented

Are there any drawbacks to that change?