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I'm using Jenkins behind a reverse proxy using nginx, too. I tried to set ignore_invalid_headers to "off" on my server's nginx settings to no avail. But then I found this: http://trac.nginx.org/nginx/ticket/117
It turns out that nginx needs to process headers before selecting a virtual server: the "Host" header determines which server to use. Unless the ignore_invalid_headers is set to off on the default server, it won't get read. The other way is to set it in nginx.conf in the http context. That worked for me.