[GRASSLIST:8275] exporting to PostGIS

Hi list,
I'm trying to export a vector in PostGis with the command v.out.ogr.
My Location is Gauss-Boaga with the follow PROJ_INFO file:

name: Transverse Mercator
datum: rome40
datumparams: towgs84=-104.1,-49.1,-9.9,0.971,-2.917,0.714,-11.68
proj: tmerc
ellps: international
a: 6378388.0000000000
es: 0.0067226700
f: 297.0000000000
lat_0: 0.0000000000
lon_0: 9.0
k_0: 0.9996000000
x_0: 1500000.0000000000
y_0: 0.000000000

I wrote:
v.out.ogr input=t_comuni_2003 type=area dsn="PG:host=192.168.0.10
dbname=faunalia user=########## password=########" olayer=prova_comuni
layer=1 format=PostgreSQL

The output message said:
Exporting 313 areas (may take some time) ...
100%
313 features written

All seem rigth but if I look the table in PostGIS I see that the SRID is 32767
(a value that not exist in the EPSG codes) and not the correct SRID code
26591 .

So if I use MapServer to display the PostGIS table I see the map not in the
correct place.
The control is with shapefiles exported from GRASS vector of the Location
Gauss-Boaga.

The strange is that if I load the table of PostGIS in QGIS I look it in the
correct place.
The control is with GRASS vector of the Location Gauss-Boaga

There is an option to use in v.out.ogr to put the correct SRID or somethings
else?

Thanks
Leonardo

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On Wed, 14 Sep 2005, Leonardo Lami wrote:

All seem rigth but if I look the table in PostGIS I see that the SRID is 32767
(a value that not exist in the EPSG codes) and not the correct SRID code
26591 .

What is an SRID code? Where does PostGIS read it from?

There is an option to use in v.out.ogr to put the correct SRID or somethings
else?

I'm guessing now SRID is something like an EPSG code? GRASS doesn't use EPSG codes for projections; it can express them in either PROJ.4 format (used internally) or WKT (converted using the OGR library).

Paul