Add set directives for proxied paths to keep nginx from crashing if upstream is down #3973
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If the upstream is down on a
/pathsetting on a proxy setting it will cause nginx to crash. Addingsetdirectives pointing to the upstream information allows nginx to startup even if the upstream is down and throw HTTP errors instead.